I hesitate to write about my life here for fear of it sounding 'kebaratan' and myself coming off like a 'mat-salleh'-wannabe (I really am not).
I hesitate to write about my efforts to preserve my Malay heritage for fear of sounding desperate to hold on to my roots and failing miserably at it.
I hesitate to write about myself at all for fear of coming off like a chronic narcissist.
I hesitate to write about the things that I like to do - cooking, gardening, crafting - for fear of coming off like the stereotyped housewife-blogger.
I hesitate to write about the things that I miss about Malaysia for fear of sounding like I'm reinforcing the fact that I am overseas - perceived by many back home as a luxury but is really quite the contrary.
I hesitate to write about my true feelings for fear of sounding weak/pathetic/sick/desperate.
I hesitate to write about religion for fear of sounding like an extremist - I've seen other people's take on Islam and to voice mine would definitely make me come off like an extremist when I'm simply being a Muslim.
I hesitate to write about my dreams and goals for fear of them never coming true.
I hesitate to write about serious issues for fear of sounding like pseudo-whatever.
I hesitate to write about the things I cherish for fear of sounding like a braggart (maybe on some subconscious level I AM bragging).
I hate exposing my insecurities but I feel it is necessary since they are some of the things that are clouding my brain. I read somewhere in O that it's good to put things on paper what you can fully understand. A good spring clean might prove to be just the psychotherapy I need....hopefully.
I hesitate to write about my efforts to preserve my Malay heritage for fear of sounding desperate to hold on to my roots and failing miserably at it.
I hesitate to write about myself at all for fear of coming off like a chronic narcissist.
I hesitate to write about the things that I like to do - cooking, gardening, crafting - for fear of coming off like the stereotyped housewife-blogger.
I hesitate to write about the things that I miss about Malaysia for fear of sounding like I'm reinforcing the fact that I am overseas - perceived by many back home as a luxury but is really quite the contrary.
I hesitate to write about my true feelings for fear of sounding weak/pathetic/sick/desperate.
I hesitate to write about religion for fear of sounding like an extremist - I've seen other people's take on Islam and to voice mine would definitely make me come off like an extremist when I'm simply being a Muslim.
I hesitate to write about my dreams and goals for fear of them never coming true.
I hesitate to write about serious issues for fear of sounding like pseudo-whatever.
I hesitate to write about the things I cherish for fear of sounding like a braggart (maybe on some subconscious level I AM bragging).
I hate exposing my insecurities but I feel it is necessary since they are some of the things that are clouding my brain. I read somewhere in O that it's good to put things on paper what you can fully understand. A good spring clean might prove to be just the psychotherapy I need....hopefully.
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