Today is General Election Day in here.
My parents woke me up in the morning, so we could vote early. I’m not a morning person, but I had to.
I never talk about politics. I don’t hate it, but sometimes a bit annoyed when people talk trash about one or other parties. Why’d you had to focus on the bad side instead of the good side? That’s why I prefer to be an observer, so I could see in another point of view. There’s no friend or enemy in politics, so it’s best to open your eyes wide and have your guard on. It’s all started in 2014 when there’s a lot of commotion caused by politics. My Facebook feeds, which once full of funny yet sometimes drama posts of weaboos, flooded by politics posts. It’s not that I don’t care about politics in my country, but I hate it if it was talked by someone who was blinded by a certain thing. And for the worst, sometimes WhatsApp Group also talked about politics.
But I’ll never unfriend them. Because like I said before, I have to know every side of it in order to see in a different point of view. Besides, Facebook has this hide post feature, and I simply hide those hateful posts. I try not to unfollow or block someone unless they’re extremely bothered me to the point I assume it’s better to ignore their whole existence at all. Mostly on personal level.
I tend not to tell anyone about my choice. I do have my choice, and I prefer to keep it for myself.
And whoever wins, I hope he could support my country to be better than before.
Ah, one good thing about election day is those culinary promos and discounts! Yeay!
But sadly, since I’m not in the good condition, I might be missing those promos *sobs
My parents woke me up in the morning, so we could vote early. I’m not a morning person, but I had to.
I never talk about politics. I don’t hate it, but sometimes a bit annoyed when people talk trash about one or other parties. Why’d you had to focus on the bad side instead of the good side? That’s why I prefer to be an observer, so I could see in another point of view. There’s no friend or enemy in politics, so it’s best to open your eyes wide and have your guard on. It’s all started in 2014 when there’s a lot of commotion caused by politics. My Facebook feeds, which once full of funny yet sometimes drama posts of weaboos, flooded by politics posts. It’s not that I don’t care about politics in my country, but I hate it if it was talked by someone who was blinded by a certain thing. And for the worst, sometimes WhatsApp Group also talked about politics.
But I’ll never unfriend them. Because like I said before, I have to know every side of it in order to see in a different point of view. Besides, Facebook has this hide post feature, and I simply hide those hateful posts. I try not to unfollow or block someone unless they’re extremely bothered me to the point I assume it’s better to ignore their whole existence at all. Mostly on personal level.
I tend not to tell anyone about my choice. I do have my choice, and I prefer to keep it for myself.
And whoever wins, I hope he could support my country to be better than before.
Ah, one good thing about election day is those culinary promos and discounts! Yeay!
But sadly, since I’m not in the good condition, I might be missing those promos *sobs
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