I cannot judge those around me for being sad, ridiculous fools when I chase after something I don't even want; this thing I don't even like. I don't respect it. It actually repulses me most of the time, yet I chase it. It is some sort of pointless game of cat and mouse. If I were to catch it, I would throw it back. I'm pretty sure. Positive, in fact.
So why have I spent two months of my life wasting my time? I should know the answer to this question. I say this because I know I don't even like it. The answer should be a given. So I ask myself, "What is wrong with me?" I'm changing. I'm growing. I am becoming me again. It is very possible that I chase this stupid, nasty, crass thing because I am afraid to keep growing. The familiar uncomfortable, painful, bad choices draw me to this game because it is what I have known for years.
The familiar feels safe no matter how unsafe and painful it may be. I must resist this temptation to settle for less than I deserve. I must resist the temptation to choose to fail because I am afraid to succeed. This is only one of the reasons I cannot judge those sad, pathetic fools I see around me.
Forget catch and release. I'll just cut the line and let it go. And forget the mouse. He's tasteless anyway.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Resistance...Is it really futile?
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cat and mouse,
catch and release,
choices,
judgement,
life,
pain,
time,
waste
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