wanderlust.

[dravene]

I am bored with this routine and tired of this cubicle and these dreams are becoming more and more vivid every night. I'm gonna ask a favor from you, and hopefully you'll say yes. You have to understand, it's expensive, all these drinks, these nights out, Its expensive to have these distractions, to bed down the urgent need to move that I feel. So

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[ex_feralnerd135]

My spirit has been beat out of me. That doesn't seem appealing anymore.

[dravene]

that's an extraordinarily sad thing, my friend.

*hugs*

I think that if Adam was able to write that after his wife cheated on him and filed for divorce, that you'll find your peace in time.

[ex_feralnerd135]

It's more about resenting wild dreams, since all they see to do is convince the people around my that I'm an unstable psycho.

[dravene]

if by "people around you" you mean "one person who is afraid to go outside" then maybe, yeah.

sorry. hate to break it to you like that, but wild dreams are not grounds for instability. The people who would think that are mindless drones who have probably never actually lived a day in their life.

[violetonyx]

That's exactly how I've felt going on nearly a year. Why the hell am I still here! At work none the less!

Cowardice and caution. Is there a difference?

[violetonyx]

I read this on Tam's journal, and realized I posted the comment to you, who I don't know.

[dravene]

no worries.

There is a difference between cowardice and caution. There's being afraid to fall of the bike, so instead you never ride it. Then there's being cautious about falling off, so in response you wear a helmet. Cowardice inhibits you, caution keeps your head on your shoulders while your feet are off the ground.

Live for today with your future in mind, but don't let fear hold you back from living your dreams.