Hakuna Matata

On and off, I would ask why is the world so unfair? Why is it that rich man owns a big bungalow and keep buying new cars like girls buying clothes? Why is it that the poor continues to be poor or become even poorer? Why is it that he can do it? Why is it that she can have it?

I jolly well know that world is unfair and life has never be a fair play for anyone and everyone. Is it just us human who simply can't be satisfied with current state or is it just that we need to keep going after one thing after another to make our life so-called more completed and a worth-living one? Or is it just that at the same time we are complaining how the life is treating others better than ours, others are whining the same things?

Sometimes, I do hate people who whined about how life is ill-treating them, how unfair this and that. I mean, com'on who told you that life is fair? I don't remember anyone taught me before life is equal for everyone. If you really think life is equal to everyone, look around you, how many people differ from you in term of appearance, attitude, personality or status. I have only learned every human being has equal right. But even so, there are still plentiful of inequalities going around the world.

I don't how to write a long post of philosophy like others. I don't need to know how to write one anyway. If I have to choose one principle of life, this is it.

Hakuna Matata



This is silly and even childish. This is perhaps just another plot from Disney. But so what?

I have been spending almost 2 weeks of my holidays here trying out my best to work on my final year project. And of course trying to look for a job. Even when I know my degree is just a rubbish, trust me it is, I am still trying very hard to work things out. I really do wonder why am I trying so hard when I know things are almost impossible. It doesn't just applicable to the project or job hunting. It is applicable to everything revolving around me. Be it human or thing. Things are pushing me hard but I believe human can push harder. Cause most of the times, we will be able to fix things but never human.

Hakuna matata ain't a philosophy. It's just a simple phrase.

No worry for the rest of the day.

Keep on repeating this sentence, perhaps everyday can be just as beautiful as those care-free days. #selfdenial

I am pretty sure I am fine. I don't need to talk about it to anyone cause you are reading what it is on my mind.

Thanks for your time though.