Wrong is the way!!

I Know the first day i wanted to bunk a class, it was like the biggest crime i would ever do in life. I was thinking "Oh god! Why the hell am i even thinking about it???". But the boredom and a far cry of freedom was calling me. The temptation was too much. After all why should i worry? I am not the only one. More than half the class is gonna bunk. So I am not wrong!!

Well, i did bunk, but i still had a guilt that day and worried if our teacher noticed me in the absentees list. The tension lasted till the next day when she fired all who bunked. But thats all..she never bothered about it again. Huh...thats easy!heheheh!!!

So again i bunked on another day.....then again....and again.....so wat i thought was wrong once completely changed into an unavoidable college freaky habit, which was considered fun!!!

This is not the only incident....i thought drinking and smoking were sins too. But here almost all guys do these. They insist it is a way of life. A lifestyle which is cool. Hmmmm...so should i start thinking the same.

Well even lieing is a sin....but how many times i have already done that. Ask your parents and teachers today. Even they would say to be practical. Tell it your friends...they would call you a mental jerk. So i feel rights and wrongs are made by the society. Whatever wrongs they get tempted by to repeat turns out to be called right in the end. Any person who objects to that is only an irritating jerk who doesnt know how to live. You want to live, then dont be nice. Or else live alone!!

So now i dont fear lieing so much...nor do i fear bunking classes.

So a person who might have done a few murders would start thinking that this is the way of life....and whatever he does is not that wrong because arent there other murderers in this world???So how could he be wrong. See even he can justify!!!!

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Unknown said…
ooh wow......so tat closes the issue does it?
June 13, 2008 at 9:49 AM
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