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New people , New mindset??

Suddenly when there so many new people introduced in my life, I feel caged by my conscience. 
Meeting people with different characteristics tends to blow a breeze in these silent lands.

Then understanding their personalities,
Trying to hide those reactions which I will be judged by, it's quite a mind workout day in and day out. 

Accepting differences, slowly getting into a routine I never imagined myself in
It's moving a little fast to process what it is actually

Finding reason in why people act obnoxiously with spontaneous bursts of energy,
Questioning my pre-conditioned mind to let go of the selfishness of only getting my things done

Learning about their interests and attitude towards life,
left me awestruck with the realization that I only saw the world from my eyes.

The knowledge that I'm going to be stumbling upon them for the next three years posed all the things I'll have to change about myself and all the characteristics I already feel bursting out of my mind

The urge to stay curious and just sit back watch all the actions unfold is still present at the back of my mind,
But things have gotten so much more complicated nowadays.

It is not only your physical presences and actions that define your character,
All those social media accounts, your display pictures, your posts and the number of followers ect...

As if your account is the real you
As if your mask can mask your feelings too


These things have been going on my mind for a while now....
Thought of compiling it into a post.
Please share your view on the same lines....



- Bharathi Senthilkumar


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