The word irony is used to convey a meaning that is opposite of its literal meaning. That's the dictionary definition.
Life is so full of ironies that it forms an endless list. You would expect this outcome to happen, but in reality, the opposite happens. You can work hard for something, but you will get a contrasting result, in which many times it is a failure. You can have a planned dream, but many of the times, it is being shattered by reality. So who created irony? Why create ironies in life, making it so hard to live and bear? Why make things so negative and unexpected? Why?
But thinking about it, isn't the ironies created by us, by oneself, due to our fickle-minded nature? You can decide to do things, then not do it again, and expect the outcome to be the same, to what you thought it would be if you have done it. You can do things for a certain reason, yet in the end the reason is invalid and isn't important anymore. You can make friends and strengthen relationships that you treasure over text messages or through games. when come to face-to-face conversations, one expects the conversation to be more comfortable and easy, but in reality, it became more awkward and there's nothing to say to each other.
But thinking about it, isn't the ironies created by us, by oneself, due to our fickle-minded nature? You can decide to do things, then not do it again, and expect the outcome to be the same, to what you thought it would be if you have done it. You can do things for a certain reason, yet in the end the reason is invalid and isn't important anymore. You can make friends and strengthen relationships that you treasure over text messages or through games. when come to face-to-face conversations, one expects the conversation to be more comfortable and easy, but in reality, it became more awkward and there's nothing to say to each other.
Here's one irony in my life.
I've set up this blog for various reasons.
Firstly, I needed to let things out. Sure I could find someone to talk to, but I'm terrible at speaking and finding words to explain how I feel. I can't talk face to face with people, I will be at a loss at what to say to that person, no matter how close or understanding the person is to me. By telling them what the real me is, I feel insecure I feel too exposed and vulnerable. Can I really trust this person? Will he blackmail me with my truths?
Secondly, I am wary of how people view me. With me telling them how I really feel, will they judge me? Will they think I'm just an emotional brat who can't control her emotions? Or someone who thinks too much and easily influenced by others?
Thirdly and lastly, I've given up on writing a diary. Not because I'm too lazy to write, but due to certain busybodies in the house that refuses to give me my personal space and read my diary entries secretly. So this 'online diary' is safer. They don't even know I have a blog, any more do they know the random URL I've created to access this. And for readers outside the people I know, they don't know me, and I won't get affected by their views.
So here's the thing. I've create this blog for not letting people know the real me. But recently, I have the urge to tell people about my blog. Ironic isn't it? I'm scared of people knowing the real me and my feelings, but yet I want someone to know about this. I want them to read and understand me. Should I? Or not? But will they change their view of the quiet me?
Irony, I've placed it in my life myself.