I guess i’ve always kind of felt like i was trespassing just by being alive.
life is the deviation, death is the mean—the neutral state—not even necessarily “death,” just…non-existence. sentience is an anomalous thing—why am i arbitrarily endowed with it?
we are all trapped in a perspective(s). a stochastically allocated, myopic neurobiological and physiological structure through which we experience life.
most people have a built-in feature where: they can forget the ending while they’re inside the moment. I do not have that. i have zero capacity to suspend awareness of impermanence.
You never “end up” anywhere, with anyone, with any thing—every supposed destination or culmination is just as ephemeral as the last one—our biology only lulls us into viewing it like permanence as a form of motivation.
i think ive realized that what i truly want out of life is just to be consoled helplessly. i want a pretty girl to for once look at me not only with the ability to see the incurable despair behind my face, but to adore it, and dotingly, earnestly, try to cure it anyways.
i don’t have free will—and that, conveniently—means that all of my actions and inactions are divinely appointed, inevitable, fated, and explicably inexplicable.
My life peaks when irony, health, and fleeting pleasures line up just right—and for a moment, I feel ‘good’ in the twisted, self-aware way only someone who knows too much can. And then… that’s it. I hit the horizon again.
I just am whatever i am, and i’ll rather make no inferences as to what that might be.
it’s a malleable truth that’s completely subjective to the recipient.
to myself, i’m nothing. to you, i’m whatever you think i am.