By Ahmad Itani
I
honestly can’t understand why you just wasted your time to click on the link
and read this piece of junk. Worst thing I’ve ever written! I mean seriously,
the jokes are lame, and the style is way too cheesy. You think it’s okay?
That’s so sweet of you! You’re a great reader.
You
DON’T think you’re a great reader? You think you have a bad taste? But you just
said you liked my article… Then what does that make me?! I am insulted. How
dare you deny such a great artist, I don’t think you’d recognize art if it hit
you in the face. I am the greatest writer who ever lived! No mortal can dream
to surpass my greatness!
Now that I’ve completely confused you, I think I’ll get to the point
already.
This my friends is how tawado3 can backfire sometimes.
Now,if you wrote this article, would the second paragraph be your
choice for something to say in public? Come on…are you crazy? They’ll hate you
for it! So you don’t. We always go for (something
like) the first statement. Whenever we’re praised we go for these expressions
of denial and we’re all like “no I’m just a lucky loser and the whole world
hates me and you’re so much better bla bla bla….”
It’s good to deny oneself. Everyone loves a humble person. But some
people over do it. They’re the type of people who meet and then the tawado3
just goes on and on in an infinite chain of understatements and the next thing
you know it’s TAWADO3 FIGHT! And I have to admit, I was one of them.
But no matter how “mitwadi3” I was, the magic of tawado3 never
really happened. I always knew there was something wrong…I was missing the
point. In fact the more I degraded myself, the worse it got. I was only doing it so that people would like
me! Now I can’t really remember whether I read this somewhere or not, but I tried to imagine a world in which people saw the best
only in themselves, a world in which people refused to see their shortcomings.
What kind of world would that be? If you think there is no one better than you
to look up to, then there would be no chance to improve, no chance to change,
and no chance to be something new.
Tawado3 isn’t just about self-denial and reputation, it’s about
knowing that no matter how good you are at something, there is always a chance
to be better, and that you should always try to be better. And believe me if
you miss the point, Tawado3 will make things go very wrong.
But it doesn’t stop here! Now
that I know that there is a better me, I’m kind of excited to get to him. So
don’t swell up like I do when you find out that there is someone better than
you out there. Look at it as a chance to be better! I look up to many of you
people, and I see the better me in the many amazing writers of alloy.
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