Don't bend, don't break, baby, don't back down

It's my lifeMy heart is like the open highwayLike Frankie said I did it my wayI just wanna live while I'm aliveIt's my life

Better stand tall when they're calling you outDon't bend, don't break, baby, don't back down

It's My Life
Bon Jovi

In the photos :

Okita, Yunus,Willy,Lamda,Ilma,Angga,Prabu (above photo), Me (below photo).

Taste the t-shirt, Auditorium FKG UNPAD, Jatinangor.

Gaga Saga

(Source The Born This Way Ball Poster)

First, this is only my opinion, which I put on my blog, because in this -what so called-democratic country, we ought to feel safe to say what we want to say, as long as we do it with responsibility. Right?
If you don't like what you read then, I apologize for your inconvenient.

But.ter.flies

“Butterflies in the stomach  is a phenomenon characterized by the physical sensation of a "fluttery" feeling in the stomach.

(Source Wikipedia)

¹But·ter·fly /ˈbʌtɚˌflaɪ/ noun

plural but·ter·flies

 butterflies [plural] informal : a nervous feeling in your stomach 
▪ Even experienced musicians sometimes get butterflies before a performance. ▪ I have butterflies in my stomach.

(Source Merriam-Webster's Dictionary)

This is a physical sensation related to the psychology of lovestruck, love sickness, nervousness and excitement.

The idiom "I have butterflies in my stomach" referred in many chic literatures as an expression when one person falls in love with others. 

I, myself, periodically experienced it before every BISELMOL (Biology cells and moleculars) examination and also everytime I have to do something important in life. Think about it lately, why is falling in love cause us the same sensation as getting biselmol exam ?