Night thoughts

[scowlotica]

An important aspect to humanist personality theory is the stage of self actualisation, where everything clicks into place. You have everything and everyone and you are happy with your lot. Shockingly, authors noted, not everyone reaches this stage. In fact, people that do reach it were often those creative types who could channel this absolute love

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[many_angled_one]

Ah but remember, it is easier to be happy and feeling complete when you are settled in something with few worries, for example a university student when you know how things are, what to do and where you are going. Now...now you dont really know where to go or what to do, you have been flung out into a vast world of tumbling possibility and facing the terrors of the unknown with no clear goal or end in sight.
It gets more...complex...after university.

I know what you mean though, it's been a while since I had once of those moments myself.

[scowlotica]

I think November chills have stolen it, I've never been good when the cold comes in. My mood gets as gloomy as the clouds sometimes.

I usually like complexity, tragic really!

[kindie]

I really am starting to think you've infected me with autumnal melancholy. This time last year I was struggling through a torrid placement, and today I am in the foulest of moods. Yet it is more than that, for I know what has angered me today (20 shitty little S2 pupils), but not what bothered me at the turn of the week.

Perhaps it is all Coupland's fault, I just read his latest (The Gum Thief, pretty good).

Perhaps I just need to see my friends again. It's been too long.

[northward]

I really love the way you write :)

[caged_liberty]

Maybe you should plan something fun? Take a day to do something silly.