One of these tensions these days would be my deep-inside jealousy for people with prestigious brand names on their résumé. I know the mischievous effects of those names. On one hand, I know that those few words are childishly too dumb to really mean anything when describing a person. Some people are there without desiring for any of its socializing effects. They truly and by that I mean, simply and solely, enjoy their time, and they are genuine. And more frequently than not, turn out to be interesting quirky dorks whom I found either interesting and amiable, or just, not-my-type. No fun to hang out with, as hanging out is one of my major measure of interpersonal fit, as well as my favorite hobby. That's what matters, really. Enjoying a company is what I will want, and need, and will benefit from. On the other hand, I also am just jealous about such names. It comes with psychological and social burden, I know. Some people just cannot behave freely about it. They just embody the entire snobbishness, regardless they like it or not. People feed it to them. The world does. Sometimes, more problematically, people embrace the fact that they are there. Explicable, but irresolvable tension. Knowing that a social construct exists do not free me from the construct itself.
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| Suspension bridges are dope. |
I have always been bad at preaching. I enjoy doing it, or at least, I cannot help myself from doing it once I start, and I just stop considering my audience and the content of what I am saying, even. And it always do not seem to accomplish things that I willed, at any rate. I still do preach, and I still do write as such.
It's all just me being a little selfish, trying to find the way out, the end, to just figure out what I am doing in the middle of the fog. "We know the reality, the real things we should do, but we really don't, not yet. And at the same time, we are trying to weigh that against what we really want, but we're still in the process of figuring that out as well. Holding the two in our hands, let alone aligning the two"-- proves to be extremely difficult.
I know that the bridge is stable, and that I will be fine in any case. In the meantime, I find myself lucky to be a fond lover of humid fog. I'm in some sort of relaxed nirvana, bitch.
Mothagesso.

