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I've been thinking about how people make their lives sadder by themselves again... how much anger and misunderstanding is there simply because people refuse to put themselves in another person's shoes and think about their feelings or thoughts... I wonder if it will ever be changed. I've heard somewhere that people born until 1990 are supposed to think with their heads, and people born after this year will think with their heart... or something like that. I really wonder if it will make people be nicer to each other... but then again... when I watch people born after 1990... I don't think all of them really think with their heart... there's s

Oh yes. I should be. I mean... I've got to write an essay for U.S. literature, a commented translation of Joyce's Eveline, a paper on current U.S. political situation and to top it off, the theory of my diploma thesis. And what am I doing? Preparing to watch Tangled and fangirling over the fact that the acronym for my study program (British and American Studies) is actually a Qunari word. Yes, I have definitely played too much Dragon Age II. Lately I got round to trying the job of a thesis consultant - I've been helping a girl going for her BA diploma this year, and now I wonder how that'll go. She kinda pissed off her real consultant (who,

Lately I've seen so many people make each other's life hell... and for what exactly? To make themselves feel better? Dunno, I doubt it. Being nasty to other people does not bring happiness... maybe it makes them feel a little bit "victorious" or something, but in the end... I think that being nasty just spoils one's soul. Isn't that right? Yesterday we celebrated my roommate's and classmate's birthday... we gave her four little things, and every one of them made her SO happy... and when she told us "Great, this is JUST what I wanted", I smiled like an idiot for the rest of the day. It made me SO happy that we made HER happy... and then I saw