Bitter - Better

Bitterness is not new for those who feel deprived of something. It’s a translucent flask of pent up hate and confined emotions that other people may have an idea of one way or another. However, if you have enough talent in containing your revulsions and keeping yourself cool despite the cramped up turbulence inside your chest, then good for you. Although sad to say, bitterness has an auto-process in trailing your thoughts and sentiments into actions. It manifests indirectly. Poisonous in its own term, like pretensions, bitterness can eat you up alive little by little.

But I am not about to preach here and advise you not to let it consume what’s left of your personality, god, I’ve had enough dealing with hypocritical people. I might as well warrant this to myself. It’s just that I realized, love is a potential root of bitterness because love holds a lot of promises (as my horny, all-knowing virgin of a Dr.Love-best friend told me just hours ago). Once you let yourself succumb entirely to it, you’re dead meat. ‘Makes you more prone to emptiness and loathing. Ladies and gentlemen, that’s the ironic fact about love, it makes you hate.

I am deprived of love, care and respect. And I am bitter.

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