had EOM today.
it turned out rather fun,not as boring as what i had thought(:
It was quite interactive and had games as well.haha.
Its more like a enjoyment period rather than lecture.
yea.it was definitely a two-way traffic-contribution from both parties.
The guys were mainly from EEE,a lil rowdy.
but that's rather ok i suppose.i'm quite used to all that.
I had been hearing a few lecturer mentioning this in this few days: "You have no right to criticise other people, as you don't know their background.And their background was somehow reflected on their behaviour." I jolly well knew that there would be such a problem when i entered poly,with the fact that it was a single-pointer course. We all come from different backgrounds. Some were from rather good/prestigious schools.Some were from neighbourhood schools.So was I.But mine was a lil..I don't have to be too direct.But u nv knew what had exactly happen in the previous years of a person's life before they entered poly.**So you can't really judge a person.And that was a matter of fact.
**P.S. i'm not refering to anyone.
After all this,the next question is, why n when u should call a person a hyprocrites?
firstly,u know the person well, u surely know the way to communicate with him or her.COs u know what he or she likes / detests.Hence u tend to interact or talk to another person of another type of character in another way.this is call '投其所好'.Thats not a hyprocrite-this is at least what applies to me.
So,the only way out was to accept the person for whom he/she is! This is where understanding n respect comes in.This should be applicable to all human relations.
Cross my heart,if you complete me.4:05 PM.