4 A.M. Thoughts

Finally, some break time from school. Last Thursday night, we had a fun coffee night at UP Techno Hub. Random school talk about this and that. Then one of my classmate gave an open ended question, "Will this be our daily routine/activity for the rest of our lives?". He was referring to daily studying and reading bulk cases. Probably so. Even at the start of the class, our professor warned us that our lives will be a life of reading, studying and researching.

Nonetheless, regardless of one's profession, isn't that what life is all about? One might not notice it, but researching and studying is always a part of our lives.

I read a research, Infidelity Studies, conducted in America where it stated that males are more inclined in a patrimonial aspect of jealousy while females are in the abandonment factor. It means that male consider partner infidelity as a threat if it will endanger their patrimony or alpha male standing, thus males are more likely to forgive their female partners that cheated with another female rather than with a male. On the other hand, females consider infidelity of their male partners with another male as a drastic threat. Oddly, there is a greater chance that females are willing to forgive their male partners more if they cheated on a female rather than a male. It means that females despise the feeling of abandonment rather than the actual infidelity caused by their male partners.

Wow, and to think that research and studying even apply to a person's love life. During teen years, love life is the most talked about topic. I think it is probably a trend until now. And yet again, teenagers do not notice it but they can actually apply their studies in view of their romantic young life.

In conclusion, I think that it isn't really that bad that my future is nailed on drastic readings and mother loads of studying. The fact of the matter is, it's actually a normal trend to any profession or age. Haha, now that's too much positive thinking. My life is completely engulfed by the nerd world.