The Life of an Ambivert

Exam week can be sooooo stressful! When exams arrive, people lose their minds, parents and students alike. My gym routine was brought to a stop by my mum, who on any other day would want me to go and exercise like I was a slob(I am not). Every WhatsApp group goes rampant with questions regarding the portions, certain topics or numericals and queries on the best way to die(just a joke, people!). Every social media outlet starts flaring. Every time I look at Snapchat stories, I see photos of books piled up on top of another, trying to outdo their friends on how much they seem to be studying. I honestly don't understand the need to show any of it, but I feel obliged in doing so that I am not seen in a bad light. Damn you society!! For some reason, many of my schoolmates have been bitten by an Emo bug. A group called 'Scribbled Stories' posts short stories and haikus on life and crises and happiness and sorrow and other touchy-feely topics. I don't really know if its...

Happy Valentine's Day to all who are celebrating! But of course, if you were celebrating Valentine's, you wouldn't be reading this blog. So, just another Tuesday for the rest of you lot. I think most of my friends are probably out doing stuff today. It must be so easy for them. Often I hear/overhear classmates and friends talking about their relationships with other people. I don't understand some of it. My best friend is always on about how he is depressed to find that he is alone in a world full of couples. I don't get why its so important to have a girlfriend at this age. I am always reading articles and jokes of how life becomes miserable when you are in a relationship. If that's the case then why get into such trouble? Also, I would liked your opinion on the webpage. I know its a bit plain, so for all you readers, if you have any suggestions, please put them in the comments section. It will help me a lot. Thanks!

I am disappointed with the response I am getting on this blog. Either people don't read or they don't read my blogs. I try to upload as many as I can when I get time. But I get it, the blogs are very boring. Nothing really fun happens in my life, so much that I have time to write a post. The only thing that keeps me going is studies these days and my parents raging at me all the time. I have begun to learn to play my sax. I listen only to violin and cello symphonies. Mostly Mozart and Vivaldi. Its interesting how their music is labelled as soothing and useful during studying and sleeping. Beethoven's Sinfonia no. 9 is soothing but it is good for keeping me awake than asleep.

What is fear? In my last blog, I talked on the technique used by our Supervisor to catch the guilty. I will take fear from a different point of view though. What is fear? Basically, its a shock response to your brain which stimulates a fright/flight hormone in your body. Which comes to my next question. How does one identify the stimulant? I wouldn't call myself as an expert, but I have played horror games, so in a modest way, I probably am. If that's the case, every teenager should have an expertise. Back to the topic, games. Why are games been made so enormously popular and successful. Especially, horror games to be exact. I have realized one thing. I recently played Bloodborne, a game similar to the Dark Souls franchise. It is extremely famous for its gore and violent combat. I once played the Five Nights At Freddy's game. It revolved around a security guard working the night shift at a fast food joint. the joint is filled with robot plush toys, or animatronics, a...