Thursday, November 03, 2005

fear

So, I know it’s been like 4 months since I last wrote anything, the days are all the same.
But wow more than 1500 visitors… I am surprised…its not like I have been doing anything lately, not even reading, this is like the draught year and I haven’t got a job yet... its certainly the worst year ever with dying and failing and all that, the scary thing is that it can always get worse, and just when you think that it will be better, it doesn’t… but I am not that cynical or pessimistic, its just I cant talk like this around my friends or family, so its much easier to blurt it out on cyberspace… where no one knows you and no one cares… not as if they care here…

Anyways, it’s hard to put on a smiling face when you’re bursting inside and hard to cry, because people don’t like a whining child, but I am not pessimistic, because I thank God everyday, and I really have sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much that others don’t have, and I can enjoy so many things others don’t even appreciate, and because I have so many nice things inside of me, and because I look at the big picture…

but fear.. I can’t kill fear…

The Machinery

At one point in your life you hit the wall, the wall of reality, and you hit it hard. And you’re faced with no choice but to “get real”. You can’t follow your dreams, especially if you can hardly pin them out anymore, and you lead the kind of life you have always dreaded… Because it’s simple, you need bread on the table…(actually you need more than bread) .. you need a husband because otherwise something is wrong with you, you need a job because else you’re a failure…. But the most important thing that nobody seems to care that you lack is a “purpose in life”, a reason, and if you ask others do you have purpose in life, and they say yes, its money, career, or family…the same stupid circle.

“without really wanting at all, they [the majority of men] pay calls and carry on conversations, sit out their hours at desks and on office chairs; and it is all compulsory, mechanical and against the grain, and it could all be done or left undone just as well by machines; and indeed it is this never-ceasing machinery that prevents their being, like me, the critics of their own lives and recognizing the stupidity and shallowness, the hopeless tragedy and waste of the lives they lead, and the awful ambiguity grinning over it all. And they are right, right a thousand times to live as they do, playing their games and pursuing their business , instead of resisting the dreary machine and staring into the void as I do who have left the track.” – Steppenwolf, Herman Hesse