It's a 1-way street

Can't help feeling disturbed when people I used to have good impressions on keep on sharing political articles written with explicit vulgar language but for those people it's ok because it shows the openmindedness especially when the author is a novelist and how the author thinks its kinda funny because it sounds so "santai and random" and as long as it takes sides on whatever party they're rooting for. Even if we're so oppressed we don't earn a single license to talk vulgarly, openly. Adab is still adab. And it's pretty disgusting actually.

You see sometimes being paranoid is golden. It helps us to solve something before it even started (if it hasn't started at all). Now isn't that genius? Especially if the thing that we're being paranoid about is something big, something matters. I don't know, maybe like, the akidah issue?

Blessed are the ones who, despite the majority's scorn, strive against the tide just to seek victory for the deen, for the sake of Allah and Allah only. They are truly like the aromatherapy candles. The more they are burnt, the more they are fragrant. May the blessed ones win. ---- On another similar but kinda different note, The general election is coming in a couple of months. Or sooner, I don't know. I wish I could make it in time to cast my vote. If I do, it will be my second time voting. My vote should count. Who knows it could make a difference. Hehe. Honestly speaking, these days, with GE approaching and all, my Facebook feeds are not exactly the most interesting things to read. In fact I don't really look forward to at all. It's just full of information I never thought of knowing. Some are worth knowing/reading. Some are not. And I even get very, very anxious each time I click the Facebook icon that I may be fed with the information/status/comments/s...