Idle Hands

Originally uploaded by monochromaticgirl.
It's time for another self-conscious, downer girl post. Woo-hoo.
I'm feeling very sub-par today and recently. I'm not sad, per se, but there's a sense of mediocrity and disappointment wafting about me. And while I have Death Cab for Cutie on repeat, I thought it appropriate to vent. That's what any sensible goth girl would be doing, anyway. Life is pain, anyone?
I don't really think so. My life isn't really so melodramatic. I go to work, I come home, and between bouts of semi-fulfilling sleep, I manage to live a life that I feel too privileged to really despair. On some level, I recognize that I have enough. More than I need, really. That part of me is the one aching for the gentle, cleansing balance of a Buddhist takeover of my world. A contradiction. What I feel like. I'm happy in my head, and yet I'm not. Things just aren't very clear about me to me anymore.
The person I was is not the person I am. Is not the person I am going to be. But where do all these beings exist together? The common thread is what I'm seeking. In addition to fulfillment. But what is it that I want? What do I want to do? Want do I want to care about or be good at?
Feh.
My apologies for disappearing for such an extended period. I am starting to recognize that people do care when I go away, but it's really difficult to convince myself of that most of the time.
2 Comments:
Yes you were missed! In fact, I was just about to yell at you on myspace for not posting in so long!
Are you familiar with Maslow's hierarchy of needs? It's worth looking up if you haven't seen it before. It helps explain why there's so much dissatisfaction and ennui in our society.
Since we no longer have to worry about starving or barbarians on a daily basis, we're now free to feel creatively unfilled. I realize this doesn't actually help at all, but maybe it's comforting to be aware that such worries are a luxury?
Did you cut your thumb?!
Looks like you suffer from excess introspection... a common curse amongst us bloggers.
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