Not going to explain why.
The whole "UNIVERSITY experience" sums it all.
It's fucked up, everything's less efficient, I learn lesser, it pushes me much lesser than in JC.
I feel like I'm fucking regressing in University.
People in there are selfish, rigid, inflexible. Not everyone, but you know what I mean.
They are S.L.O.W.
I honestly miss my dream team.
I don't only have a single dream team.
I have plenty, but definitely I haven't found one in NTU.
I tried CCAs, tried event organizing.
Everything is a disaster, and it's definitely not just me.
Real friendships are rare and difficult to come by.
It's stifling, choking me.
By the way, I'm enrolled in NTU if you don't already know.
So, go ahead and sign up for NUS or SMU.
Not sure if they are better, but at least NTU is definitely fucked up.
Okay, enough school shaming.
If I don't remember wrongly, friends from other universities concur with me.
So, while you still have a chance. RUN.
Run as far away from the university experience as you can.
Because trust me when I say you'll learn a lot better out there in the real world.
Get a job. Go travelling with a backpack. Exercise. Breathe.
Don't be limited by the four walls or bureaucracy.
Don't be limited by selfish pricks in the campus.
Go and run free.
Postscript, I'm in love with this moving gif.
Something I always feel like telling other people. I'm not smart, nor am I above average.
At least I consciously use my brain... and I never had the problem of suspecting why other people are kinda, slow/retarded when they communicate their ideas or act in a certain way. Until I came to university. Actually I just have a few people in mind. Well. Generalizing here. Signing off with one of my rare rant posts. Probably going to remove this soon or shift it to a later date, because it's "offensive" and I might get expelled from university for this kind of anti-school posts. There, there. If I do get expelled, you will understand the level of freedom of expression we have. Or rather, the lack thereof. Fuck this shit, this is feedback. Not some silly survey which you try to entice students to participate by offering iPads or whatsoever to scan through pages of survey questions which end with "The school motivates me to learn" and shit like that.
