I shared what happened to me to the three because I think each of them would give very nice and valuable thoughts about the WHYS behind the SHOULDs and SHOULDNTs. And so they did ( I am very glad that they did!). And there was a decision time. I decide to stay in the company with whatever come what may, lah. But I did something stupid. Or I shoudld've said...DIDN'T. I didn't tell ALL of them about my decision. As a matter of fact, I told other colors when I didnt tell them.

Now,...now,...Let me do a couple of self-defense movements, ok.

The first reason and the biggest of all is that I did not think that my case is THAT important to them. I mean they have their own business and I know that they are freakin busy with so many things. And my case is just about a man who wants to quit his job. That'a all I have in mind.

The second reason that I told the other colors was that I came across them online and I seriously got things to discuss.

The third reason (for telling one of the colors intead of all of them) was that, one day I was stranded in my headquarter office--I work in a branch--and I got no place to go while waiting for my big boss. So I stayed there and shared to BLUE about my decision.

I guess I was not being fair to the GREEN and the RED. And that's how I know how much I worth to all of them. Inspite of their busy busy busy (and busy) lives, they still thought of me. And I was always thinking that my case is just another dynamic of the office politics. Well,...I am learning my lesson now. Now I can say to myself:

"Je,....you worth your friends attention and vie versa!!!"

Sorry Green, Sorry Red.

Thank you Green, Thank you Red.

:)