What do you do when people don't take you seriously?

As you can see from the title of the post, and the video, all you have to do is raise your voice. It's funny how the concerned little kid was trying to inform his dad about the younger brother, but all the dad did was to laugh at his mispronunciation of Blood. I mean, yes, it was funny. But doesn't video make you ponder if your parents do take you seriously, or just laugh at you(infront of you or behind your back), ignoring whatever you said? Hmmm..


The next video is one that has parents actually "tricking" the poor child in saying some mean stuff. Yet, again, it's based on mispronunciation. Take a look.






Hahah.



You know it's how we see all this happening, and just laugh it off, as though it was some big joke. But if it were to happen to us, we'll definitely react differently. No?

What is in us, that triggers this to let us laugh at others while get defensive over the same joke, but cracked on us?

Why is it, that people are more willing to read posts about sex, scandals and twit language, rather that things that actually make sense? Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that my blog makes sense nor is it a necessity to read it, but doesn't this whole idea just makes you think deep?




Anyway, like I've mentioned in the previous few posts, life in school is ever boring. And while reading through Saigang warriors' blog, I found a post and was rather intrigued by it. It was written by none other than Jeremy Ow, with his strong definition of a certain illness, called "homeworksick".

I must say, i find it rather "unique". Hahah, Check it out at their blog.