Insightful Trash

“Hey I don’t really want to bother anyone with my problems, so I’ll just pretend they don’t exist and carry on”

The mind is overstimulated. Day and night. We’re always thinking and always processing information. Where is the end? When we’re not, we are restless. The brain is prepared to contain more information, but there is none to behold. Is this what technology use has done? A double edged blade that gives us accessible knowledge to benefit ourselves, yet makes us aware of the fact that everyone around us is doing something beneficial for themselves? This competitive stance is exhausting. All of it is exhausting and we’ll never be satisfied with ourselves because even though we know that it’s futile, we want to strive for perfection. 

Well, perfection is an illusion.

Don’t even try to convince me otherwise. I’m somebody in this world who creates drawings when I feel like it and go through life like it’s no one else’s business. I want to say I’m modest, but part of me says I’m rather arrogant.

Step by step they say, but something about me is all or nothing

Someday that’ll come to me.

All or Nothing

It’s not the end game until you’ve decided to let delude yourself into thinking there’s nothing you can do without even considering the potential that lies within.

It’s not necessarily wrong to wait or to take action. Some moments come from hard work and recognition, but I think chance can also play an opportunity. This doesn’t mean that you dream without doing anything with your life.

It means live your life and be the best person you can be. Take the opportunities even if you don’t know what is in store for you. Sometimes these opportunities are almost effortless but lead to something else entirely. Maybe it’s because you’re having fun or it’s not something of a great deal. Sometimes it’s a small thing that leads to another thing. Don’t stand idle and ignore uncertainties. 

Wherever fate has led me up to, I need to decide for myself. Should it wish me an eternal slumber, I shall evade. It has no hold on someone’s will.

If we all stuck ourselves in pigeon holes, we’d be stunting our potential. 

Surely we have a preference, but that doesn’t mean we should always follow it if another choice would help us grow as people. There’s a more meaningful purpose if we’re willing to go the extra mile.