Let us not discredit the work of our colleagues by telling our students unverified accusations against them.
That tells much about who we have become because of our insecurities.
If you lack collegial ethics, then at least, you keep your unsolicited opinions on yourself.
Still, I hold on to the hope that one day I will rise again in my full strength, ready to face reality head-on โwithout excuses, without drama, and without the weight of self-imposed limitations.
Gratefulness is among the time-honored principles of a peaceful life.
Be grateful to people who we get to interact with especially those who have helped us at times of our crises and lows.
I just feel that I need to write this and go back to it once I have proven I am right.
People who tend to care aren't always sincere. Same goes to the people who you express care for. They eat your energy.
I wanna be out from this. I no longer know myself.
With the current knowledge we already have about human behavior, all I thought people will no longer do guilt tripping.
It's a no brainer to spot one, unless the person has no shame at all, worst unlearned.
Asking for help is different from guilt tripping. So there!
Everyday is tiring for an [extra]overloaded faculty, but this day is beyond demanding.
Working behind scenes as always, but everything will later manifest their good results. No drama. No lame excuses. No reason to maintain status quo.