What Goes Around Comes Around

Ever feel like you are troubled because you are doing something that you once saw in someone you disliked before ?


Sounds abstract? Well, basically, we human beings hate and the things we hate are de facto our very own guilty pleasures.


To put it simply in layman terms, for instance, when you see people speaking up in class, elaborating on with abstract points continuously, you get irritated and somewhat disgusted. Thinking that he's a showoff, you downplay his intelligence.


But later on, when you speak up in class yourself, did you ever think that you are doing the exact same thing? And that someone in some corner of the class is exactly like you? He hates you because you speak up in class.


But when you think about it yourself, you didn't think that you are being irritating, disgusting or even a showoff. Perhaps, you just want to express your viewpoints. Simple as that.


You would in fact be astonished that someone in the class is actually thinking that you are a showoff. But stop and think back again, didn't you had the exact same thought a while back then of someone else who spoke up earlier than you?


Another example, we always criticise people mugging and that they have no life.


Then later on, when we ourselves mug, we think that we are merely trying to study and hope to gain as much knowledge as possible. Besides, we should in fact be proud of ourselves because it is by no means an easy task to settle oneself down and start to concentrate.

But the same thing happens again, someone else would criticise you mugging. But when you think about it, you don't think you did anything wrong.


Then again, you did criticise people who mug earlier on.


So its really a vicious cycle, what goes around comes around.


But of course, the revelation of the matter per se can actually stop this vicious cycle. In order to not be so guilty when executing your guilty pleasures, try to put yourself in that someone's shoe before you criticise them otherwise, you might be shooting yourself in the foot.


The last example would be a short one. Say someone else is showing off their achievements, rather than condemning them immediately. Think about what you would do in his shoes. Think about whether you did show off your achievements as well, even subtly counts. In fact, if you think deeply, its really not about showing off or being proud, its just that we all hope that someone would share our joy and congratulate us on our achievements.



In this way, you not only trained up to be more understanding, you too will be able to boost your level of emotional intelligence to a great degree.

Hollywood's next generation of stars

What goes up must come down.


Soon, famous stars like Nicole Kidman, Angelina Jolie, Sandra Bullock, and etc. They will all step down and let the younger generation take over.


Remember these names. They got lots of potential and are definitely going to be big names in the future

Anne Hathaway – Previous Oscar nominee for "Rachel Getting Married", newly cast Catwoman in the next "Batman" flick and this year's Oscar ceremonies co-host.

Andrew Garfield – The new Spider-Man and a standout Eduardo Saverin in "The Social Network."

Joseph Gordon-Levitt – Former child actor and co-star in "Inception"

Noomi Rapace – Star of the original "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo."

Jennifer Lawrence – 20-year-old Oscar nominee for this year's "Winter's Bone"

Credits -celebrityrush, -yahoo, -independent, -filmofilia, -thehollywoodnews, -comicbookmovie

Dream Homes

Dream Homes

 (The stark white, minimalist interior of Blair Road. Image courtesy of Ong & Ong.)

 (Nature on the doorstep at Ewart Park. Image courtesy of Wallflower Architecture + Design.)

 (A view to kill… for. Stunning design at S House. Image courtesy of Formwerkz Architects.)

(Soak up the rays at Sentosa’s Sun Cap House. Image courtesy of Wallflower Architecture + Design.)

Credits -yahoo

Park Ye Jin is a “Cold City Woman” for Vogue

Park Ye Jin, who is currently acting in MBC’s “My Princess,” shows off her “Cold City Woman” with a change of her makeup.

For Vogue’s February version of Bobbi Brown’s makeup, Park Ye Jin took pictures with a variety of makeup, successfully capturing the concept of “Irresistible Attraction.”

Park Ye Jin first showed her loveliness by wearing  a black dress with minimal design and an orange-colored lipstick. She then showed her chicness by wearing a gold mini-dress and a light pink lipstick.

Park Ye Jin also displayed her beauty by wearing a geometric yet modern dress with a strong hot pink lipstick. Following that cut was a leopard pattern dress with pink lipstick.

Despite her busy schedule, Park Ye Jin was able to show off dramatic feeling with every change of makeup and clothes, receiving praise from the staff members who were present.

Check out the pictures below!

Credits -allkpop