RT for a....

RT for a tbh
RT for a rating
RT for a impression
RT and I'll blah blah blah

RT and I'll touch your face with a jackhammer traveling at a speed of 100km/h.

Enough please there's more to twitter than RTs, what about favoriting and following and quoting and unfollowing you cos this shit is too mainstream?

Guys headache ah really. I remember we migrated from facebook to twitter cos we hated all the like for this and that. Now you want to bring these foreign things here? Sorry ah I don't want, go back to where you came from, facebook.

There's a good reason to be pissed off. I don't think most people actually give an honest opinion of people, most of the tweets I see are extremely ego and morale boosting. If you wanted to make someone's day better just tweet them, anytime and anywhere. You don't need a TBH or RT for a something to do a good deed like that.

Are people just following the bandwagon cos it's the mainstream thing? Yes.

Is it a good thing? Yes, somehow we're spreading the love around.

Is it genuine? Not really no, most people have really bad things to say about people, they just choose to say something fake.

Does it make the other part feel good? Yes definitely, who doesn't love compliments?

Now, if only you could do the same thing for them everyday. Just send them a text or even DM them and say the same thing everyday to make them feel better. You don't a twitter trend to do that please, if you really care for people and want them to feel less emo, do it.

If I received a tweet or DM from even a few friends wishing me well I would be happy for that day. Perfect good morning tweets to wake up to also.

So my advice to people. Sure go on ahead and do such a thing, I won't deny it's good to a certain extent. But please, don't do it for the sake of RTs or following what is mainstream, do it because you really care for others and want to brighten up their day.

FYI, criticism can be good too, a high ego can be potentially harmful too.

@livinginsg