Complaints- Man We're too lucky

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If you're reading this right now, consider yourself lucky.
If you go to school everyday, consider yourself lucky.
If you have problems with obesity, consider yourself lucky.
If you are addicted to computer games, consider yourself lucky.
If you crave certain things and eventually get them, consider yourself lucky.

Luck, luck, luck... What am I talking about? How can be reading a blog entry be lucky, how can going to school be lucky... well... it all lies in the fact that you're so lucky that you're totally blinded by its magnificence.

Today as I was walking to class, a close friend of mine was walking beside me and we were chatting about the usual things- except today, there was an emphasis on complaints on her part, where everything was boring, school was torture and that nothing was exciting enough. Maybe if you looked at it at a different angle, you shall be able to see that you don't even have the right to complain. Maybe the odd "too much homework", "stress about exams" complaints are quite all right, but whining about the world around you is simply exaggerated.

What gives you the right? You're living in a democratic country where the government won't let you die because welfare opportunities match employment opportunities; you have a comfortable bungalow where you live contently with your family, undisturbed and secured; you have the internet and probably more than one TV set at home, where half the time only one of the TV sets is used; you have ample food supply that you can even say that you're "too sick" to eat when it's offered to you... the list goes on. Obesity and annorexia -a rich man's disease- try asking a third world person if they have problems associated with "obsession with food" or "obsession with weight"; credit debt and oversized phone bills- ever see that occur in non-rich countries?; deciding what to buy at the shop, it requires too much effort to go to the shops, driving around and complaining about traffic... don't you think you're WAY TOO LUCKY to have the right to complain?

You're probably thinking by now, "Man... Hui's got problems, that's so out of context." All I have to say is, it's time that you did think about it or at least, see the light soon, after being a kid for a few more years. The world cannot be seen through such ignorant eyes, it's a choice that you'd have to make sooner or later and if you decide to stay this way... well... I would put it to as low a level as being inhumane.

Hui Hui ^^b