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Biography

BRENDA
Random facts:
• I'm seventeen.
• I'm an Asian and I'm proud of it.
• I reside in Singapore and I love it.
• I love music, singing, eating, cooking, drawing, designing and photography.
• I'm in the section of Soprano.
• I love Literature. It transforms me into a better individual.
• I love paranormal documentaries and my favourite one is Ghost Adventures.
• I hope to pick up guitar someday.
• My favourite colour is turquoise.
• I prefer British English to American English.
• I'm a twitter-addict.
• I'm more inclined towards Arts than Sciences.
• I know some basic photoshop skills and I can edit photos.
• I'm a pessimist. (Still hoping to kick this mentality away)
• I keep things to myself most of the time.
• I think a lot, and most of the time too much.

Msn/Hotmail - twelveheroes@hotmail.com
Twitter/Tumblr

apologizing

Apologizing and Accepting

Human beings like us make mistakes.
and after making them, we're suppose to apologize, should't we?

Apologizing
A simple 'sorry' is difficult to come out from our mouths, trust me. It's so difficult that you can't control your emotions.
That's a real and sincere 'sorry'.

When 'sorry' comes out of your mouth as easy as saying a 'thank you', then, you'll have to self-reflect on yourself. Either you said 'sorry' easily (too many times that you've gotten sick of it), or, you're not sincere enough.

Accepting
But sometimes, a 'sorry' is a little too late. One may find it hard to accept it as we're disheartened. When it comes to this stage, there's no way that a person will change the mind about the "mistaker", unless there's miracles.

I think that apologizing seem to be so easy for you that you don't mind saying it a thousand times.

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