Term2 Week2: Hello, term2. I just realized that my t2w1 journal uses words from week22..=.= I'm beginning to acknowledge that i cancope with my stuff. Fine, you got me, I was justfabricating something to fool myself.. Man, life sure is sad. I'm failing maybe because there is thisescalation of this lack of concentration in everything and I'm most definitely losing my cool, And that probably describes my incompatibility with academic strength.
Term 2 Week 1: I have seriously no idea what topic to wright on. I am sure many if not all of us have many coverts. One of mine is that i often use music to palliate stress and delude myself. However, I am not sure if that is the right way. There are times when i am unable to acknowledge the fact that i can't handle my problems and thus turn to discarding them temporarily by fabicating stories to myself. Is this a potential threat? Would a plight of being irresponsible await me?
Discussion Essay: Computer games addiction. Computer games are getting better in terms of graphics, plot and popularity. I believe that computer games are forced to take blame for several problems like poor academic performances and social problems.
Many a times, a child plays too much computer games and the game is blamed for taking up the child's time. This is extremely irresponsible of whoever that suggested this. This is because the child's poor management of time caused the wonderful computer game to be maligned. A good piece of evidence is some number of kids play computer games very often but still score well in their tests and exams. If one were to give the lame excuse of "Their child smarter than my child" than there you have it, its not the computer game's fault, its that child's stupidity that made his results poor.
Also, computer games are known to break up families by corrupting the family's child . A boy can be so into his game that he can do extreme things like skip meals, ignore and rebel against his parents or play truant. Once again, this is extremely irresponsible of whoever that said this. I have known of friends who play computer games with their parents and these games brought the whole family closer than before. On top of that, their parents use these computer games to control their kids better, like studying how many chapters before you can play, or scoring a good A for maths and they will promise their kids a special item, or threatening to lock the game if the child continues a bad behavior.
Lastly, computer games are known to eat up a lot of one's money. This is wrong too. There are games that are "f2p" which is free too play. One can play for free but can enhance his experience by buying special stuff with real money. Many were to say that "Hey, that guy has it, i want one too, so ill buy." Then also, you have made a decision by yourself, nobody forced you to pay, but you paid anyway, doesn't that mean you made a decision to pay and was not forced?
Whatever the cause, if you were to accuse something else or someone else as the cause of your problems, you should think it over carefully to avoid maligning anyone or anything. We should not blame computer games for all our problems.
Term 1 week 10: School. Th lugubrious edifice had a pesky puissant feeling, disparate from the rest.
Signing off, [ss].
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Term 1 Week 10.5: Hurray for the holidays! A brief moment of levity in class set me thinking, in ancient times students were very omnivorous, doing exactly as told, certainly unlike most of the students I know of today. Discipline certainly did not continue unabated, is this the reason for the behavior of today's students? Nobody is reviled here, but I'm just a little confused at today's culture, what exactly describes it? What does this culture redolent of?
