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GERALDINE Y.
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Saturday, June 27, 2009

i hate dealing with all these awkward moments. like imagine your friends going somewhr but din..sort of invite you personally kind of thing. but you have the thought of going, but really pai sey to like ask the question "can i come". like so poor thing, and sometimes even buay hao bai. ppl nv invite you and you ask a question like that, machiam forcing them to take you in.

the most pai sey thing is, everything is settled and suddenly you tag along, screws up the whole tihng, and of course you wont want that. no one does.

bottomline, i wont like ppl who say that (can i come), cos, it's of course you can come. so i blame myself for them asking me like that, i made them feel unwanted by not inviting them, make them sound so poor thing. "can i come/"
lesson learnt.

lingz have spoken