Anyway, enough talking about my future plans because I personally do not know whether I can get it or because it's all in God's hands so let's just have our fingers cross eh? :P
So yeah people who are planning to pursue law as a profession do remember I'm writing all this as my personal view so don't think I'm discouraging you it's just that I want you to know what you got to go through before getting the name of a Practising Lawyer.
Anyway, on ward march with this shit people :P
- Like I said earlier in Part I, law students get lack of sleep and because of that we can never sleep for more than 5- 6 hours everyday. We practically got used to the fact that we are walking zombies who has no hope to get enough sleep till the day we die.
- You realized that no matter what happens you know the best way to act smart is to keep quiet and show that your deep in thought even though you don't know what the fuck hell is going on.
- You realize that there won't be any point in getting angry because to be truthful you know that even if you do get angry people would consider that you have a calm personality so you freaking out would be
fuckingreally scary. - You learn that law isn't all sunshine and rainbows as we see on the television or read in books because honestly it's really a dark and scary world if you don't have people to help you.
- You realize that your name isn't going to be used but rather the number you have in the roll call. Get used to being called #4 or whatever your number you have for the remaining semesters you have.
- You finally realize that assignments are really research work (yes, we have to act like research scholars as well).
- You learn what is time management (yes, you will learn it in the hard way since your going to study to study law for five freaking years).
- Patience is the key to everything, especially dealing with your professors (trust me, your professors expect alot from you especially after you reached your fourth year).
- You love spending time in the library (even I don't know how that turn out that way).
- As said earlier in part I, your lies will get better with each passing semester so consider it as a practise run to get you ready for the Court room.
- You learn to twist so many things that even yourself would get lost during the process (I usually get lost often, nothing new right now).
- You hate the sentence 'lawyers are liars' because you know that such shit sentences aren't true at all. (Honestly I think people are dumb if they such things, if it wasn't for us so called liars who the
fuckhell will they fight for their rights?) - There will be many times when frustration would hit you real bad. The reason would mostly be because you want to finish this course fast and start working especially when you hear your friends are already working, but please do not lose hope.
- Most of the time your alone but you'll get used to it though because you finally understand whose a friend and whose a foe.
- You goals in life start getting clearer and you actually know what you want to in life (yeah it took long enough right?)
Well, that's all I've learnt for now and I know there's still more, even though you think its like a lot of things law isn't a bad profession but that's for you to judge yourself anyway so let's continue some more points again when I learnt more about life as a law student after all I still got a year and a half more *bleh* :|
-Xoxo
My grandfather and my uncle, both are advocates and what you've said is true. xD
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