Fuck yourself
Once one is in a place, rather, in an institution which has its own rules, its own structure, an independent structure of functioning, one really doesn't have an option other than adapting oneself to it. Any deviation, at the first instance, is not appreciated. Such a 'non-appreciation' is not to be attributed only to the agents of the institution. It is very much apparent in the people who are subject to the institution. Such an attitude is, at times, reflected in those people who at some point or the other raise their voice against the institution. But that's not my point. Rather, not what it seemed like in my head. Once there, one adapts oneself too such an extent that when once transported outside that place, it's difficult to adapt oneself back to the 'outside' world. Are these the woes of a large-scale institution comprising a universe in itself? How big a number signifies a universe? 1? 200? 2000? There is no specific number, I guess. A...