See how much I miss it? Haha. Taklah, I already posted the first one when this thing crossed my mind. It's about India again.
Finally, I've come to really really accept it, be thankful for it. There's a quote saying "Allah doesnt always give you what you want, He gives what you need instead."
Everyone knows how I'm like. I like to have fun, I love trying new things and I'm not really religious. I wear tudung, I pray, it's true that those things I do stop me from doing a few things. But I doubt my iman is strong enough.
Maybe if I were to study in Ireland, I get too carried away with parties, too much fun, influenced with their 'budaya barat' - if you get what I mean. Especially without any supervision.
Social life in India is definitely not as bad as it is in Ireland. So yeah, I think it is for the best. Regardless my A-levels results [of course it has got to be above the cut-off point though] I'll stick to India.
;)
Finally, I've come to really really accept it, be thankful for it. There's a quote saying "Allah doesnt always give you what you want, He gives what you need instead."
Everyone knows how I'm like. I like to have fun, I love trying new things and I'm not really religious. I wear tudung, I pray, it's true that those things I do stop me from doing a few things. But I doubt my iman is strong enough.
Maybe if I were to study in Ireland, I get too carried away with parties, too much fun, influenced with their 'budaya barat' - if you get what I mean. Especially without any supervision.
Social life in India is definitely not as bad as it is in Ireland. So yeah, I think it is for the best. Regardless my A-levels results [of course it has got to be above the cut-off point though] I'll stick to India.
;)
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