... of freedom and of pleasure,
nothing ever lasts forever.
We watched that thing on the History Chanel about the predictions for the apocalypse in 2012.
I ended up bawling. It was horrible, I was having so many cruel thoughts and the prospect of this actually being true came crashing down all over me. "It's okay, I'm here," he said, as I clung
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It made me think of that scene in Annie Hall, when Woody Allen's kid version is taken to the doctor by his mum. She claims he's very depressed (he's 9 years old) and stopped doing his homework and so the doctor asks him what is wrong and he answers that the universe is expanding and at one point it will break apart so what's the use in doing his homework. The doctor tells him that it will happen in a long time and he should just enjoy himself while he's here.
I think I've always been that kid, I can be a bit paranoid and over-analyse shit (it's a curse). But maybe, maybe the answer is staying in the middle, to be aware of it and try not to make things worse, not ignore it but not to live in fear either. Idek.
Everybody wants to rule the world is one of my all time favourite songs, it always makes me shiver from the first notes ♥
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but I have been way to close to death in my life to even worry about dying young.
When I was 14 or 15, a bus blew up next to my school and home. I could have been there.
When I was 20, missiles fell all over the place, and I could have easily been hurt.
I am not worried about dying, but rather of not being able to live because of those and other experiences.
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