Just overfed!

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Many readers complain me for being too harsh rather cynical in my approach towards life as reflected in my writings.So if speaking about reality makes me cynical,i am fine with it and as far as my being harsh is concerned,i would just pose an example and let others judge the rest.Recently i have been told by someone,that my present college is good for studious students like me and the most 'reputed' university in Kolkata is not for students like me.Pause.What???The most reputed university(university being primarily made for studies and i am not avoiding the co curricular activities) is not going to admit students like me,because the university is more popular among the youth for the so called signs of modernism like having sex with multiple people and the chain of limitless smoking.The one telling me this is not only a dolt mind you,but is way too careless in choosing her words,i must say.My sincere advice to you will be exercise your thoughts because you can't get into this university without being a study oriented person,which ofcourse increase my chances of getting there but the reputation of the university just makes me say,i am happy to be where i am and i expect to get a similar atmosphere later on,as in expecting an educational institution to behave like one rather than being an emblem of the source of excellent students and addicts'.One more thing,i ditch options and options don't ditch me,so the most reputed university after which people are running for is the one i will avoid later(not being over confident or proud,cause i don't know where i may land up later),so advisors if any,i am just overfed.

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