For some reason, I think of math as a dark chocolate without taste. It's questionable, isn't it? A dark chocolate without taste --how can you call it delicious?
Just a little while ago before I went to the computer laboratory, I sensed that even though how much I study, I still just can't get through the fires of mathematics.
I am starting to anticipate Trigonometry, but hey, it is not trying to be friendly with me. I felt terrible when the teacher called me, asking me if I am really April. Just read between the lines: he sensed that, perhaps (operative word perhaps), in the class, mine was the worst answer there is for that test.
Too humiliating.
Honestly, I love dark chocolate so much, and I think it's great. However, I treat math like a dark chocolate.
Why?
I think it's dark chocolate because like the real dark chocolate itself, not everyone appreciates it.
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