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Common sense.


It used to be common sense to start off the "ice breaking" questions with, what are your folks doing? What did you do during fathers/mothers day? Does you mum work? What's your dad's occupation.

Ever since I've came into contact with reality, right here in Singapore, I began to shun questions about family. I've said this before and I'll say this again, Family is my final pillar of support, it is everything to me, without it, I'm nothing. I cannot imagine the pain and sufferings gone through, without their guidance, support, care and concern each and everyone had to go through. I don't know at all.

Here I am, with a few close friends, and they started to tell me about what's going on at home, or unknowingly lead to the subject of single parenthood. I do not know what to follow through, it is one of the topics I will gladly ignore because I really have no idea what to say or what not to say because...

I'm disgusted with the environment, the government, society for allowing us, children, to live through life, without a complete family. It is not wrong to make things right, but what about the innocent?

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