Take that, members of society.

The title states it all, really. Most people of society say that I am in no position to make friends, due to my use of vocabulary that's "too high for the crowd" which makes me nerdy. I have just recently proved them wrong.

I was beginning to play a game my sister insisted on me playing, Smallworlds. I just created an account and started tutorials when a beautiful female walked up to me. She instantly asked me to be her boyfriend. If I was so nerdy, would beautiful girls want me? Of course not.

She wasn't the only one to ask me. I was in the spa one day when another girl walked up to me and asked me the same thing.

All I have to say is, Take THAT, members of society. I am not a nerd!

I have no social life?

"You have no social life," my sister once told me. I have no idea what she is talking about.

In my opinion, I am great when it comes to socializing.

• I can judge people just by looking at them, due to my expertise in recording data.
• I know how to keep a good conversation by noting topics of interest.
• I can converse easily with others because of my simple language

I'm telling you, she's simply envious of my being better than her.

"Seriously. You're blogging about it? You really don't have a social life."

And there she goes again.

My love.

Oh, Amu, how I love thee. My doting heart beats only for you. But I know that I am not worthy of you. It is as if we were from two different social worlds. Plus, you have a lot of guys chasing after you, like a pack of hungry wolves, what am I compared to them?

In their site, I am merely a little puppy. The wolves growl at me in disgust. I am a filthy, worthless creature with no future with you. How pathetic can I possibly be?

But soon, I shall be the lone wolf that rises against the others. I will sweep you off your feet and leave the others howling in envy and despair. Yes, one day, my dear Amu, I shall be a man worthy of you.

But until then, I can only continue training and wait for the glorious day to arrive.

A thought.

Sometimes in life, dreaming is not enough. The only way one can achieve ones goal is by training hard, learning endurance, speed, strength, and many more skills.