Waiting is Equal to Frustration!

I don't like waiting, and I don't know why people make promises and make others to wait for hours and hours. I don't remember when was the first time when I waited for someone. Maybe it was the day, when I entered school. Eagerly waiting to enter the class room. Or maybe it was in kinder-garden, waiting for the bell so that I can come go home to meet my grandparents who came all the way from my village.

Waiting for someone is not fun. It requires lot of patience. You need to keep your emotions under control. You need to keep yourself busy so that you cannot react in front of the person you are waiting for. I don't want to screw things, but in past few days I have screwed and I regret allot. Sometimes, I feel that I am not the same person which I was few months back. I was chilled and relaxed, I had a super power which was to control my anger. Yes, even a super hero cannot control his or her anger. For example, super man, batman, spiderman or any super hero in this world. If I am alone at home waiting for someone, then I prefer to watch a movie, because I am easily able to divert my mind from a fucking frustration of waiting. Mathematically, I can state that

Waiting = Frustration

Well, I am not a big mathematician but I am very much sure that even greatest mathematician will agree to my new invented mathematical term of frustration.

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