Why am I the only one to face a rough time?

I face a lot of humiliation and pain from the other chaps in my school. I ask myself: Why?

The answer always lied in front of me and I just wouldn't try to understand. I tried to be like kids in my school. The truth is I was different, I am different and I will never change no matter how much I try to. I do whatever pleases my mind, because that is who I am. I am one of my kind.


I used to imitate others a lot. A bad habit. But then, that is who I am. Imitating others.!

Me being different in way of thinking creates a lot of problem in school. Kids laugh at the way I talk and react. I tell you guys, I am not a suffering from any syndrome or any brain damage. It's just how I think.

My brother is 9 years older than me and of course, he is a good guy to learn from and the imitating habit paid off. I took hold of all his habits, the ones which were bad too. The best habit I received from him was 'Reading'. It is the reason why I am blogging. I never wanted to be a writer as it was boring work. Reading books like Harry Potter's by J.K Rowling and Herge's: Tintin made me feel that writers are really cool. I started reading the 'hard to understand' kind of books. I thank some of my friends too for making me develop such an habit. This is the only part where I like teachers and some of my online friends have played a role too.

My point is: Whatever trouble I'm facing these years would turn out the people astonished by my thinking in the future. I read many people's blogs which honestly makes me jealous. I strive everyday to improve my vocabulary and put it into use. I've really good ideas that will help me generate a good novel. But, what's success without hard work?


I've never thanked anyone but this is the place where I open my mind freely and speak aloud! Thank you guys! All the teachers! (who have encouraged me) and the opportunities provided.

I hope these rough days I face finally turn out into a beautiful and err..sexy life. Just joking.hehehe....

I kinda' remembered this last moment and now I really gotta' go. So let me say it fast! There was a poster in my school building which said ''Build a great foundation from the bricks people throw at you.'' which had a big impact and will be throughout my life.

-Rahul Kulkarni