A Split-Pesonality?

Hold on! I am not going to list down the causes, symptoms and the cure for the above mentioned technical-looking words, for this is not a psychiatrist's blog! I start off by sharing a personal experience with you: In my latest venture, I got selected as a columnist for the 'not-so popular' newspaper of our university.(You could congratulate me for that, if you wish to). Call it a coincidence or a prediction come true, I was assigned the job, not forcefully though, to write on a topic, about which I had always hesitated to talk about. I would just walk out of a group if I sensed a story being concocted on the same issue.So, as soon as I was given an outline of what I had to write on, I felt that I might not be able to come up with something scintillating. But to my surprise, I exploited the 'scary topic' ruthlessly with my Reynolds ball point, when I sat down in my thinking chair! I seemed to get some sort of cosmic vibes which made me scribble on the A4 sized sheet very easily!The fear which haunts an engineering student just before an entrance examination turned into the care-free expression which prevails on his face before an ordinary Monday test.

Now, how would you describe that? Won't you call it 'the other side of me'? Maybe, I am a victim of a Split-Personality Syndrome;a teenager who is otherwise very simple, calm and composed, but turns into a brutal critic as soon as he gets his 'writing-machine' in his hand!

Most of you might be wondering that you are just wasting away your time reading some weird content by a,'I want to be a writer' kind of person, while the rest handful of you left, who have a 'blind faith' in me might put it the other way round:I am 'plastic', I stretch myself according to the change,I surrender to the change!

Though I would like to be tagged in the latter way, but I see no harm in being called a 'Split-Personality patient', as long as it helps me march forth on my 'writing path'. I would be the happiest unwell being in the world!