So many of us are wearing masks, but how many actually dare admit it? It seems as though everyone is putting on their very own mask (TOBI FTW!) in front of others, hiding their true colours.

One can act so friendly with another while thrusting a blade into him from behind.

One can pretend to be an angel in front of others while in reality, he is the complete opposite.

I confess that I have been putting on a mask in front of a particular mask wearer recently. However, there are many others who share the same opinions as me, so can I safely say that I'm not the only one?

He may think he is "cool" around his circle of "friends", talking big but not having the guts to actually carry his out claimed feats.

A part of me feels sad for him. I pity him for being oblivious to the impression he's leaving on the people around him. I pity him for his lack of intergrity, keeping quiet when he was supposed to own up for the things he did (and didn't) do.

After enduring so much bollshad from that particular someone, I think he would be proud to know that he has gone over the line that separates "irritating me" and "angering me". All the emotions (anger, I would say) I had been bottling up for so many weeks were unleashed on this very day. I didn't lose my temper, actually. It's just that I've had enough and decided to stay away from him as much as possible.

I'm removing my mask. This has got to stop.

On a better note, for manga lovers who are reading this and don't mind me recommending a particular series, do take a look at Bakuman by the creators of Death Note! After all, what can be better than a manga about MANGA? The artwork is superb, as usual, and the storyline is captivating (for me ). If you have the time, give it a shot!