Everytime I hear a group of boys and girls of my age group laughing and chatting, my mind goes into that usual mundane analysis mode of mine.
How everyone has defined a characteristic role for himself or herself.
You will always have the usual girl who will be laughing on whatever is being said; and the boys.........well, they are trying to hard that she continues to do so.Sometimes (or i'll say most of the times) the laughter is loud , enough for everyone around to hear, to take notice.And people of my age group; either they remember their own group or have a fleeting wish, that they could also have has such a group.
Each of us thinks that my group is the most unique of all."We don't crack those silly jokes"."And look at the way they are laughing on nothing".
What I perceive as the truth of the matter is, WE ARE ALL THE SAME.The IBM ad says, "'coz I'm not like everybody else"; but the catch is that there are thousands saying the same thing, and worse, believing in it.Yes, sociologicallly we all are different as we gain totally different experiences.But once we look at ourselves from an outside perspective, do we really find a difference in the way we are leading our lives .
Time to break the clutter. The supreme philosophy of 2006, "The only one stopping you........is you, WAKAKAKA...................................."