May 27, 2010

Leaving the Team...

Due to my workload and transfer of location, I've decided
to retire from and move on. It doesn't mean to say
that I'm quitting Tekken, but I won't get to play as much
and technically, I'm not based in Bohol anymore so it would
be awkward if I still carried the team name.

It's been a fun ride hanging out with all of you, learning,
leading and sharing with fellow senior and neo members. But life
moves on and so will I. I will always treasure the times I
had with and hopefully, I may join in some events.
Playing Tekken never felt better if it weren't for the people
who snuffed it out with me.

I will still be posting and checking up on pages to get
feedback on the potential new players and news updates, but other
than that, I wish you all the best! Thank you and more power!

-Chady

May 26, 2010

Reasoning

This is for all my friends who are with me...

You're not supposed to be there... You don't belong there... You should do what's right for you... We've heard it all before. We've had our share of rants and disappointments. And frankly, we agree. Yes, some of us may not actually get to do
what we're supposed to do... Some of us may end up doing things that could be at the other end of the horizon...Hell, some of us may die right now and never get to do anything at all but that's the least of our worries now...

It's easy to advice people on what paths they should take in their lives. I mean,
come on, advice is a fancy way of saying talking for an hour or two and setting the
expectations of the said person..I get that. Been there. Had that. And you expect them to take your advice, take the right path and succeed, right? Problem is, expectations tend to fall short..most of the time...

Have you recently seen how hard it is to find jobs in these dark times? No matter how good you say or really are, your efforts become futile when you encounter the companies themselves. Most employers nowadays look for experience..Something we fresh faces have sooo plenty of..and competition is rather stiff at the moment..
Second issue, financial woes. not all of us have the resources to maintain the hunt.
Not to mention a myriad of other reasons (unfamiliarity of place, physical exhaustion, mental breakdown, peer pressure, distractions of grandeur, etc.) It's not easy... Not easy at all...

So for now and for once, just be glad that we have something to do in our lives rather than just lie around and be parasites. It may not be the best but it works.
and it pays. We'll figure something out. Life gives you a curve ball, we still will catch it...and we will win.


-Chady

May 24, 2010

Betrayal Of Trust

I sit in the training room. Minding my own business. Thinking about the things that have been going on back at home while I'm gone. Trying to doodle and write some material. Then all of a sudden, my classmate drags me along, giving me false belief that I could help with something only to realize that I've fallen into a trap and the cost? Performing in front. Point one Reality....

Betrayal of Trust.No matter what kind of relationship it may be, be it romantic or just a newly started connection, the greatest foundation of any relationship is trust. It always starts there. Trust defines every interaction in a relationship, it builds intimacy and it strengthens bonds. Trust is defined as the reliance of a person on something or someone. It can never be measured definitely but it is one of the most important traits any (or every) person should have.

Unfortunately, it's not like that nowadays. It has been taken for granted. Losing trust can be devastating for anyone.... You could end up hurting that person, or worse, losing them forever. In the early stages of any relationship, learn when and when not to be a jerk. It's not enough to get a few laughs in... I mean, trust itself is a social science...it's that deep. Live and learn people...Peace.



-Chady