"Astarghfirullah.. pls not againn.." Was quite terrified when the same thing happened for its 2nd time. Adek Ezzah who was with me the other day in the mrt, and now seeing it once more turned to me in shock. "Kak Diy! That's the same guy kan?" *Nods2* Who wouldn't be stunned if a middle-aged man suddenly
threw a crumpled paper right at you when he's about to leave the train? And with the heart still boiling, you opened it only to discover there were his name Jeff and mobile number written!
Argh tak sukanyeee! Kenapalah ana pulak jadi target? Takde sebab langsung.. =( K sabar diy sabar.. Just pray that such a person won't be disturbing in the future.. ameeen.. >_<
This thing just made me wonder of how sometimes people may tend to not realize how upsetting their actions could be to the other party. Haiz.. pity those sisters who are bothered by all those wolf whistles and mischievous teases that could get on the nerves. But
rightful treatment is certainly deserved by both genders of course. Aren't good manners a part of what's essential and loved by Allah? Strange as it seemed, I was quite taken aback seeing a group of girls openly teasing a young man sitting nearby, in an effort to attract his attention. Aduh, tables turned now? All I can say, shyness is a much precious shield in safeguarding one's behavior. (:

Beyond what's mentioned above, guess I still do ponder on the fact that even though a person may think his way of dealing with people is fine, yet his deliberate act could cause hurtful agony upon the other. Ya Allah, how deep words could really pierce.. For a person like me who's never encountered a dear friend that suddenly collapsed weak in the arms in tears, having to experience just that and keeping a firm grasp of my companion who was dreadfully shaken from the remarks thrown wrongly by some at her, it was by far one of those moments which really affected me deeply..
.. and made me see the impact of social relations which extend beyond giving greetings and sharing fun/happy moments together, that it comes with being responsible to treat others kindly and not injuring hearts just as how we won't want it to personally happen to us in return. And I really do like
Ustaz Hasrizal's article "Demi Sebuah Bahagia" [
Click Here] in which he highlights the need to not incite and bring up the good deeds that we may have done for others, and forgive those who might have hurt us before.
Jangan diungkit-ungkit, jangan disebut-sebut. Apatah lagi dengan tujuan mahu menyakiti. "Hmm, kalau tidak kerana aku, tak berkubah masjid ini!" 
Hehe. Cute cartoon! =P But perhaps the thing here is not to force oneself to smile when he is hurt, 'cos pain is still pain – It stings deep.
Tapi tenanglah walaupun dirimu disakiti. Keeping calm although you're bruised inside. May well be a hard one to do definitely. But I was also reminded of the 43rd verse from
Surah Ash-Shura,
"But indeed if any show patience and forgive, that would truly be an exercise of courageous will and resolution in the conduct of affairs." SubhanAllah. Forgiveness – A better option that sets us free. =)
Dear Allah.. may we realize that hatred is never the answer; for hope is still reachable to resolve whatever conflicts there are. Dwelling on the past and keeping grudges result to nothing but a long burning resentment that brings to nowhere.
ya Allah.. moga dengan kami memaafkan mereka dengan hati yang terbuka, Kau ampunilah kesilapan kami yang sebelumnya jua.. for as humans we all have our weaknesses, and that sometimes we might not realize that we have hurt others unintentionally along the way.. dear friends, do forgive me too ye.. sayang semua.