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Essay On My Smothered Life

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My Smothered Life 2015 has passed, and it seems to have passed in a jiffy. Fresh out of an engineering college in 2014, I thought and probably many like me thought too, that life is going to be fun. After all, we had a B.Tech degree, a job and our confidence and hopes as an added advantage; far better than many others. Well, yeah, isn’t it. ? But hold on, life wasn’t that easy. If you are reading this,” a new blogger’s post”, probably you are an avid reader, or have absolutely nothing to do, or maybe you are someone like me; fresh out from your dream world to reality. Life was copying assignments, bunking lectures, sleeping on the last bench (not to forget the talent to sleep on the first bench with eyes open), crazy dance nights at hostel with friends, love at first sight, friendships, relationships, break-ups, patch-ups, surprise birthday celebrations, birthday treats, one night studies, movies (especially horror movies watched at night in groups on laptops), discussions about novels, music and of course so many series, …show more content…

Also tell me if you still sometimes don’t bathe before going to office), travelling to and from office, meetings, sitting at a cubicle for nine hours, meals, appraisals and rating. Life is no more wailing about your pocket money that is exhausted before 31st of the month, but it’s about salary which often ends the same way (you already know that fresher’s salary, right)? The discussions have changed from music, books, and series to technologies, projects and the coding challenges. Weekends are no more about having fun, but doing the laundry, buying the groceries are a bigger concern. Of course, we still go to movies, or trips but that doesn’t hold the same importance now. Life has become more robotic, more programmed; if not for you, it has for me at least (and this place is about me,

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