Ah, but perhaps it is one's destiny to say "I give up" after learning of/accepting destiny. And perhaps it is your destiny to persuade people from doing so. And perhaps it is my destiny to not finish th
I agree. It'd be ludicrous for me to try to act like my realization that destiny is a possibility would somehow be exempt from the entire thing.
And in that case, one would have tried to make the most he felt he could have of his knowledge--believing that destiny was a dead end would be fulfilling exactly what I said, albeit in a manner I consider to be foolish, given the reasons I mentioned in my entry.
It's pretty strange that I'm going to be an asshat and point out that hide's name shouldn't be capitalized... blame your silly mp3.
It's also pretty strange that I can't even decide if I want to believe in destiny or to not believe. I can't decide if I want to decide, is what I'm saying... maybe this is just a pet enigma that I'll be able to pull out and mull over whenever I find my mind getting flooded with much less interesting things, like school and car insurance :D
I think I'm happiest telling myself that it doesn't really matter, anyway, because, fated or not, my life is my own. To give up a sense of control would be destructive... at least in my mind's eye, I can see some chaotic red-orange psychological breakdown resulting from a "life doesn't matter!" mentality.
I'm hurting myself. I'd better stop before my brain explodes. :)
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And in that case, one would have tried to make the most he felt he could have of his knowledge--believing that destiny was a dead end would be fulfilling exactly what I said, albeit in a manner I consider to be foolish, given the reasons I mentioned in my entry.
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It's also pretty strange that I can't even decide if I want to believe in destiny or to not believe. I can't decide if I want to decide, is what I'm saying... maybe this is just a pet enigma that I'll be able to pull out and mull over whenever I find my mind getting flooded with much less interesting things, like school and car insurance :D
I think I'm happiest telling myself that it doesn't really matter, anyway, because, fated or not, my life is my own. To give up a sense of control would be destructive... at least in my mind's eye, I can see some chaotic red-orange psychological breakdown resulting from a "life doesn't matter!" mentality.
I'm hurting myself. I'd better stop before my brain explodes. :)
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