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exquisitely_moi

Evolution

Jul 27, 2008 15:55

The toughest part of growing up has been to see my friends (and sometimes, myself) turn into the very people that they (and I) had always hated. To watch other people 'growing up' and becoming 'practical'. In the past year or so since graduation, so many heroes have fallen off the pedestal, and so much respect has been lost for a lot of people I ( Read more... )

aspirations, life, friends

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anonymous July 27 2008, 16:10:13 UTC

the interview? good luck babes.. oh and what a coincidence... i had just strated re-reading Fury. cus the last time i lost interest halfway through.

exquisitely_moi July 27 2008, 21:44:05 UTC

i'm going to assume that this is divya because i'd borrowed the book from you :) it's a funny book, that... random and frantic, like the thoughts in my head :D thanks love.. need the good luck wishes!

anonymous July 31 2008, 12:29:52 UTC

Quite true what you said, "hedonistic life" (in the words of Deepak Jois) is addictive and to get back to what you truly believe in is almost impossible. I have been thinking the same. There are times when I had just wanted to book tickets to somewhere and just leave. But sadly, human mind is built to withstand such impulses and carry on with normal daily existence. But it is great that you have an opportunity now to get your soul back! Go ahead and take it!

- divya manian

... exquisitely_moi August 12 2008, 21:31:08 UTC

A new phrase I've picked up from another blogger is 'earn-spend-consume treadmill' - a lot of our generation is stuck on this treadmill!

The soul-earning opportunity came to naught, but still exploring other ways of getting there :) Thanks for the faith!

Oh, and congrats again :D

broken thoughts... anonymous July 31 2008, 15:37:41 UTC

The reality of every observation you noted is from an irrevocable revolution.
The causality of this expression may be dwindling hope and mounting pessimism.
The futility of expectation from the ailing generation lies in emaciating idealism.
The finality of this transformation can be achieved only through intrepid irreverence or absolute submission.

Re: broken thoughts... anonymous August 12 2008, 21:33:01 UTC

:) Who's this?

Intrepid irreverence or absolute submission - tough call to make, I admit!

Dwindling hope and mounting pessimism? I doubt so, I'm full of dreams and plans and plots!

aimlesswanderer August 15 2008, 17:22:57 UTC

Keep that fury on.

./w