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Servis Mendengar

Random: Ada satu servis yang i rasa boleh wujud kat Malaysia ni. Servis luah perasaan or servis mendengar. 

You can vent your feeling about your job dissatisfaction without being judged. You can even share your hobby that no one wants to listen to or even movies. 

You just need someone to listen to your 15 minutes chat. You can share your frustration, your sadness, your sorrow or disappointment. You can also share your joy that you are not willing to share just yet to another person you know. 

Express your feeling and feel relived afterwards. 

A service like this is not to give you solution, but just to listen. Mendengar luahan anda buruk baik, sedih gembira. It is all about you. So that you can get it off your chest.

So find me in FB messenger. i charge RM5 per 15 minutes via messages. i don't need to know your real name. Just start with hello and no hanky panky. 

I can lend you an ear.

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