Until under graduation, Romeo was very cool, jovial and easy going guy. Or otherwise call him a 'kool' guy. He always tried to make the ambience cool with his humor sense, making everything casual, even exams. But for the surprise of the so- called SERIOUS people who never thought a non-serious guy can hit exams and other stuffs (extra curriculums) better than them.
Few serious people started to think of following this unconventional way which Romeo used in almost every possibilities. Then comes the question.. Should we always be cool, never need to be serious in life ???. The answer is a big “NO”.
Of course, we need to be serious in our careers.
It’s never a fact that some are serious by birth. Believe me; none are born as reserved-types. Set of principles followed by the society like: should not laugh louder, don’t laugh before elders, and never smile in class room. It eventually starts like this and gradually kills humor senses within ourselves.
The society is so serious and respects or accepts the ideas / inventions of only SEROIUS people’s. Why can’t they believe a laughing man?. Can’t he be trusted because he is always smiling and has good humor? Is being cheerful a crime? What if he failed in exams.. everyone will be ready to blame on his casualness as the reason. The fear that we will be soul owner of failures, creates more pressure and pushes people to act as serious-GUYs who they are really not.
How can we enjoy the life without laughter? But
Society needs only serious people in higher positions.
In the beginning of this article romeo mentioned as “Until his UG”. Yes, now He is changed and the reason is: society. He is hiding his humor and acting as a serious man now. He don’t know how long can he act like that.? Within this short time of experiment, his Pressure has increased and he can see a hell lot of changes in his body (was healthy then). He can’t think in a unconventional way which once was his trade mark suite. Don't come to conclusion that Romeo is 'angry young man' type of youth who blames society for his weaknesses.
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