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Forever Sleep
Earned it we have...
- May 4, 2022
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Sometimes, I struggle with pinpointing exactly why I want out. You know when people ask that question here or, run polls. My reasons probably seem rather weak in comparison to what some people are going through.
Not that that affects me so much. I don't feel the need for others to approve of my reasons or decision- if I make it. I think we all have the right to choose. Only we know what we've gone through and experience day to day. If we can rationalise and justify it to ourselves, I think that ought to be enough.
Thinking about the reason though, I think for me, it comes down to experiencing a life as a burden. A whole series of burdens in fact. A never ending sequence of problems you have to try and sort out before they become any worse!
Yeah, sure, you can try and mix up your life so that you get to experience more fun but- fun costs money invariably. Money means work. Work and especially a job you may actually find tolerable enough doesn't always pay well enough. Even if you do free things, leisure time needs to be earnt and quite often, we're too tired to enjoy time off. In the past, I've actually regretted doing things weekends because it meant I was so exhausted the following week at work. That's so wrong- surely. To have to devote your whole self to working. That does feel like slavery.
Life and even successes in life come with too many caveats in my opinion/ experience. You get one thing but there are a bunch of sometimes unconsidered consequences that come along with it. It's so hard to get a balance and ultimately (to me anyhow,) it doesn't even seem worth it! Anyhow, a fairly pointless vent but it's something that just struck me I suppose. Thanks for reading.
Not that that affects me so much. I don't feel the need for others to approve of my reasons or decision- if I make it. I think we all have the right to choose. Only we know what we've gone through and experience day to day. If we can rationalise and justify it to ourselves, I think that ought to be enough.
Thinking about the reason though, I think for me, it comes down to experiencing a life as a burden. A whole series of burdens in fact. A never ending sequence of problems you have to try and sort out before they become any worse!
Yeah, sure, you can try and mix up your life so that you get to experience more fun but- fun costs money invariably. Money means work. Work and especially a job you may actually find tolerable enough doesn't always pay well enough. Even if you do free things, leisure time needs to be earnt and quite often, we're too tired to enjoy time off. In the past, I've actually regretted doing things weekends because it meant I was so exhausted the following week at work. That's so wrong- surely. To have to devote your whole self to working. That does feel like slavery.
Life and even successes in life come with too many caveats in my opinion/ experience. You get one thing but there are a bunch of sometimes unconsidered consequences that come along with it. It's so hard to get a balance and ultimately (to me anyhow,) it doesn't even seem worth it! Anyhow, a fairly pointless vent but it's something that just struck me I suppose. Thanks for reading.