Dilemma

"You always got an option in your life" said Ian.

I met this guy when I worked for some random event. He's the dj for that particular roadshow. A very nice person and talkative one! He told me that he would bore to death if he stop talking. Funny guy. Oh, so I think that this job is absolutely suitable for him, as he likes to talk so much, he can talk as much as he wants to entertain the crowd. But he answered me, no.

He shared his working experience with me. From what he told me, the things he've done, the decision he made for his life, I know Ian is a very assertive person. Somehow, he did not tell me why is the reason he said no, but he told me some other thing that eventually made me start doubting the decision I've made.

Basically, throughout the conversation, Ian was the one who talked non-stop and I was just nodding me head all the way, and answering 'yes' for some times, but I didn't get bored of listening to his story. Eventhough I'm much shorter than him, and I have to look up all along the conversation, and my neck was quite sour but his words caught my attention. When he told me about his past, it's like reflecting myself in it. We both stand strong for our decision, and never regret of whatever decision we've made.

At the same time, Ian kept reminding of this, "there are lots of options in our life, consider all of them before you make your decision". He said never run away from your options and push yourself to the dead end, even if you're so sure that you will not regret of the decision you made.

Life is beautiful. It's colorful.

I shall think it all over again, to make a right decision before it's too late.