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The Age Factor

Does anyone think that I write in an elderly way? Because I have no clue why some people misinterpret my age.  First of all, let me tell you my looks are not in anyway linked here to this topic. :P The count has gone to 3, the people who thought that I am elder than what I really am.
Let me substantiate, the other day my cousin showed my blog to her friend and was told that her friend didn't believe that I am in my early 20's...blow me!!... why would she think so?? Ok, and another day my blogger friend [we know each other through a mutual friend] thought that I was her friend's[the mutual friend] akka or somebody...SHOOT me!! Even my classmate thinks so...
I went back through my posts once again and felt ill at ease. And you know "I am my own worse critic",  so I guess my posts didn't reflect my youthful nature ;)....nangalum youth than nangalum youth than...heheh! What am I supposed to do just ramble something hyperactively to prove my age? Anyway if I'm looked at that way it's not going to create ripples[except for this post ;)]. After all differences in perception are common. 
P.S - I'm supposed to be reading for my examination right now. Isn't that sad. :( Anyway happy to be back to my blogger a/c on Gilly's b'day. 
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  1. SudhaSunday, 15 November 2009 at 11:33:00 GMT+5:30

    Aiyo pavam..U seem to be youthful only rams..The prob with u r a bit more mature than scatter brainslike us..Ur mental age is more than ur physical age though u r a child at heart..Tat is a good sign of sanity.. :-)

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  2. RamyaSunday, 15 November 2009 at 21:36:00 GMT+5:30

    Scatter brains eh? Don't kid!
    Be that as it may...

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  3. Deena MahalakshmiSunday, 29 November 2009 at 14:53:00 GMT+5:30

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  4. RamyaTuesday, 1 December 2009 at 17:49:00 GMT+5:30

    True, Deena! It's always nice to cherish those moments. Thanks for visiting my page. :)
    By the way I think you misplaced the comment or there's a problem here?

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  5. AnonymousMonday, 7 December 2009 at 21:22:00 GMT+5:30

    I see a sporty..athletic ramya...The thing is u r faster than others...not older....

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  6. Ramya STuesday, 8 December 2009 at 23:48:00 GMT+5:30

    @ Thenraj

    Thats a soothing compliment. Thank you.

    @ Anonymous
    hehe Sporty, Athletic?? What're you talking about?

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  7. Radnus MayhsMonday, 13 December 2010 at 20:49:00 GMT+5:30

    Very true :) very true :) I have to say yo appear old :)

    3 reasons :

    1 ) your brain to hand timing is utter slow ( typing speed ) , guess yo think more !! Which youth doesn't :D
    2 ) your approach and attitude towards youth activity is negative :)
    3 ) yo blog what your mind says, rather than heart does..
    that makes it too affirmative and appears done on strict constrains :D

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  8. Ramya SMonday, 17 January 2011 at 09:32:00 GMT+5:30

    Total DAMAGE...

    That is all I can say...
    But you know what? Atleast from people like you I can get to know myself much better.

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