Actually, there are so many stories or ideas to write down, but I choose to write this because when I scrolled down my FB feed for 5 mins this morning, I found it interesting to share.

I was an undergraduate who had moved to be an unemployed now. And why I am jobless is because I feel like I'm not good enough at anything to do any jobs and I don't know what I really want to do (Does any unemployed be like me?). I spent my past 4 months at home, not working, just helped my mom with her thesis, applied for few jobs but end up with the idea of 'No, I don't want this, at least not for now.' 

This morning, I scrolled down my Facebook feed a little quickly and noticed something. I saw different people posting different contents! Some of my friends who got their job will not be available to post during the daytime but they'll post in the nighttime about their work or something that can imply they've got a job. But for those who don't have a job like me will post about their graduation pics, their everyday life, or simple little things. 

I mean I think everyone is moving in their way. I felt a little depressed sometimes when I saw people in my age moving to another step of life, they're fast comparing to me. But when I stop comparing and try to look around at everything as it is not what it should be, I saw this thing. We, humans, move every minute. 

You might not notice that you are changing all the time. For example, myself in the previous 5 mins was different from myself after 5 mins of using Facebook. My thought or perception towards something had changed in only 5 mins. 

There is a notable quote about change from Heraclitus saying that

'No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.'

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