Okay honestly, i'm scared right now, for two things, firstly, okay the first things is kinda two things, the first one is that i haven't finish my report, oh man, i kinda have like a month left till i go back, and my time is actually up, i'm not even working anymore, i don't know why am i being such a lazy ass, but i have to force myself to take an effort to finish it or i'm doomed, i have to like, think of every single day is the last minute and tomorrow is gonna be the day i'm gonna send it in, yeah that would totally work my ass up, anyway, the second thing of the first thing is that i'm gonna have a BM exam next month, if you read my blog you know that i didn't do so well in my BM test, actually i passed, just not credited, and i took it again, and still i didn't passed, why? i don't know, but to be honest, BM wasn't my greatest subject, i did not like it, not one bit, there's a lot of reason, but explaining all of that reason would just remind me of why i hate that subject, but right now i need to be in a place where i actually like the subject cause i have to get credited in that subject, so far, i'm thinking differently, i'm gonna feel like i can conquer all the things, you know what's that called? it's called confidence, yeah i lacked confidence and without confidence, you don't have any motivation towards stuff, which is why i'm probably not the brightest person, but i seriously feel like i could do it and it's just that i let myself be that way i don't know why, i feel like a smart person trapped in a lazy body, yeah that's an excuses, but that could prove that i could get out of this lazy body and be who i truly am, i don't know cause people usually judge you if you're smart by the result that you get on your test, see i get that, but that doesn't necessarily means if you get a low mark on your test, you're a dumb person, noooooo, you're just not making an effort to try to succeed, i don't know, but there's something blocking you from making that effort, you have to find that thing and break it so that you could be free and not be labelled again, i guarantee you if you actually study you would at least pass or get good grades, i can't guarantee you to get an A but with a little effort, it's possible.
Another thing about learning, i learn that, the exam paper doesn't really cover all the topics of the subject, but us being a student, bust our ass day and night trying to cover the whole friggin book just to be safe, see that's a good thing, but it's mental abuse, i mean for one person to cover all the books in what, 1, 2 weeks, sometimes even days, okay i might've exaggerated a little bit cause most test that are given are mostly topics that you have already covered in that week or month, but exams, okay i kinda get it a little bit now, but still, i kinda feel that we don't actually have to cover all topic in the books, you know what we need? it's a little bit risky but it would save you from not reading the entire book, and it's not guarantee that reading the book wholly would get you an "A" cause, you probably won't remember the stuff you just read. So the best thing that i could probably do is, firstly listen to your teachers when they're giving you tips that might be coming up in the exams, cause they have experiences when it comes to these things, and most of the time they're right, wanna know why? cause they're probably the one who made the friggin papers, second of all, you have to use your predictive sense, you kinda have to know what's gonna come in that paper and focus on that, see that's risky cause you can't be certain.
But the things i hate the most is, when i spent a whole semester of 6 months and when it comes to the exam, not even one of the things that i've learn in both class and books came out in the exam, you know what i got? a friggin C!, i mean i should be thankful that i didn't fail, but still, if i knew even a little bit about what's going on in that paper, i could probably get an B, but see, non of the things that the lecturers taught me came up in the paper, and the worst part of it was, like few days before the exam day she told us that the papers are made by another lecturer and the topic that he taught to his students are completely different from the topic that she taught us, and at the exam i was thinking, okay seriously, none of the stuff that i learn are in here, what the hell am i gonna do? i can't fail, if i fail i'm gonna repeat this subject next semester, but the thing that struck me the most is that spending all that time learning and none of it comes up in the exam paper is really frustrating, it's kinda like spending time on something that's useless, like why are we even learning those stuff in the first place if it wasn't gonna be in that test, isn't that why we learned all those stuff? so that we can pass the test? okay i'm done.
Next up, Driving, so i've been learning to drive about 3 times now, 3 x 2 hours = 6 hours, so it was 3 days, the first day went well, even though there was dead engine, i think dead engine is unavoidable by every new learners, like everyone will experience dead engine every once in a while, but it's not so bad once you get the hang of it, by hang of it i mean understanding why the engine is dead and how to avoid it, and now, i'm finally learning how to avoid it, although at the beginning i had a dead engine myself, i was just about to start and mid way after stopping i tried something and it didn't work and the engine was dead, but at the end, i finally know how to avoid dead engine, i would always worried about the engine being dead when i stop cause that's usually the time when you have to balance the clutch and the gas, but i didn't learn it thoroughly, i just thought that you would slowly release the clutch and press the gas, but today it was different, and it's really helpful, see you actually have to release the clutch and press the gas, but here's the catch, hold on to the clutch and wait for the car to move forward a little bit and then fully release the clutch, and the car would even move smoothly, and it won't move like a horse or something, yeah, the first 2 days of learning is both surprisingly fun and horrible scary experience for me, it's fun cause you're actually learning how to drive, something people would actually eager to learn since they can go away with their friends at night and go back early in the morning, but i'm not that type of person, in fact, i was even trying to avoid not to drive, like seriously though, if i could, i would wait till there's an auto-pilot car so that i won't drive or even have to learn how to drive, or probably just get a driver or something like that, but since i was in Mukah, people kept bragging about how it's cheap taking a driving license there compare to my hometown, so i thought i should take it, i may not be interested in driving, but i'm trying not to use my money, cause i hate money, i hate it cause if you use some, you need to find a way to get more, and it's an endless cycle of people being greedy, and i hate that people solely rely on it to survive, i kinda wish that we have others things to look forward to instead of making big cash and have a glamorous life.
Yeah, but since my friend was also taking it, i thought i hop in, and so i did, sitting, listening for the course, then taking the test 3 times, cause i failed the last 2, and thankfully i passed the third one, and it's not over, oh no, see Mukah is a small town, it's kinda like people don't really care, so i passed my test, but they didn't really call me to pay for the license and what to bring to them, and they're always making excuses like when my friend was trying to learn to drive, they say that their car broke down, and my friend really wait a long time, so i kept asking him bout it, till one day he wanted to take back his money because the people weren't notifying him about anything, so he went, and you know what? some miracle(sarcasm) happened, like suddenly their car is okay and it's ready to drive, yeah when people are trying to take their money away from you, ahhh, so i've stayed, and i asked, cause my friend actually get his "P" license after that, and i was interested too because why am i not, it's hard to explained, so i asked if i could do it too, but they say it's too late, cause it was nearly to the end of the semester and we were all busy with exam coming up, but the incredible thing is that my friend actually finished his 8 hours and he got his "P" license directly, like seriously, wt*, and now i'm here, learning 8 hours for 4 days and there's a QTI coming up tomorrow and a JPJ test coming up and i'm friggin scared right now, and he just gets it in one day, see how unfair it is, but then again Mukah is a small town and they don't really have to worry about traffic there, so that's another reason of why i wanted to take a driving license there, but instead i took it here, while i'm still here. Well at least i'm taking it when i'm not doing anything.
So tomorrow is the last 2 hours of the 8 hours of learning and straight up for the QTI test which is like the pre-test before the JPJ, my problems, i don't really have any problems on the driving as i have finally figured out how to actually drive without having a dead engine, but i'm still worry about the roads, cause there's a special road that you have to take and bring the QTI around which i'm still not familiar to it, so i'm a lil scared about that. But the best thing in life is confidence, if you have confidence you can conquer anything, yeah i just hope i have enough confidence to get it through, cause i don't wanna fail, i've spent a considerable amount of time failing at life, and to be honest, it's not a great feeling, it's depressing, and i don't wanna go through that again, and seriously, for once in my life i want to pass, i don't wanna fail anymore, i wanna pass and let that be the thing that i'm looking forward in my life which is passing in everything and put everything that i have failed in my life behind me and take it as a lesson in life.
Lesson learned at failing life: Failing is not a great feeling and there's no reward when you fail.