Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @ 3:46 AM

An article from my Writer's Log

My Alter Ego

“Gone wild,” the phrase best fits my alter ego. My friends from high school see me as a very versatile person. They trust me in everything I do. They think that I’m braver than them. They also accept my flaws and they simply think I’m their only extraordinary friend.

My alter ego is a bit different from what others see and think of me. Unlike my public side, my alter ego thinks deeply. I look the deeper meanings of what others mostly see. I’m very apparent with myself. I hide no feelings. I think all kinds of thoughts. I’m more real.

My alter ego is often noticed during decision-makings and due to many pressures. I force the inner me to come out of its shell. Also, my alter ego appears when I don’t know how to react to uncertainties. Sometimes, my alter ego pushed me in the times of trouble because of the wrong thoughts.

Why does my alter ego come into view? It is because things are on the wrong tracks. These are the times when everything was a mess and the only thing that can help me to solve everything is my alter ego. These are also the times when limitless meets their limitations.

People react to my alter ego more honestly. They tend to feel uncomfortable to their reactions. They start to understand me more. They listen very carefully to my rants.

My alter ego was a sort of harsh. I admit it. I think outrageously but I have the controls. Others may see me as a naughty person but I make sure that everything is on the right track. During the time when my alter ego is conspicuous, it means I hide totally no pretensions. So I believe that alter ego is a power from God. It is the power to mould one self’s personality to differ from the other.