The Ultimate Dilemma !


Talking about time killers, it is actually very boring when you do not have anything to pass the free time.
I am about an age when my friends (most of them) have actually married, and some are busy with their spouses. Being a management student, it is my internship time! One year of the college has passed-by another year is yet to be lived.

It is really a fun thing when you learn things about the industry in which you are interested in, but what can be done once you reach back home. I mean after a hectic day at work, dealing with the clients, making ppts, giving presentations, doubt clearing session and so on, it does feel relaxed when enroute back home. But once you reach your cave it’s the most boring thing to be lived for. I mean no friends due to the above mentioned obvious reasons though I play guitar (;) not showing off :p), write posts like this and surf the net, but think of it as for long term.

When you reach your mid 20’s, you actually belongs to a very niche category, as you cannot be with the young battalion, they think you are old for them and then there are the married ones (they are everywhere). Even if you see your social media accounts, each and every day you come to know that your friends circle is actually getting towards a more alien kind of life, they are all getting married. I mean what’s the hurry people. (Get a life :x)

Talking of killing the time, whenever you ask anyone or search on the web, you will see stuffs like:
-          - Learn something new
-          - Go for a trip
-          - Start reading books
-          - Make the most of this time

But my question is, what is I am not interested in reading a book, what should I do. If I am to say, I have already learned so much from playing guitar to learning a foreign language to travelling alone to living in a foreign country that too alone.

But still, I mean working all day long and getting married is the only thing left in this world?
what can be done is still answered. I wonder if you also think like this or not.

So, that’s that, am really getting passed off! Don’t know what to do. Still figuring out things!

Ravi (Trapped in the Dilemma of Life)
Location: Singapore

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