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| | The Cure- Pictures of You | ] | If renouncing worldliness and being alone is simplicity; and simplicity is beauty, then I am beautiful. And that's all I ever wanted, right? I've spent the last many weeks fighting two theories; the emotion theory and the joyce theory. In order to make this clearer to myself and about two others (though, one told me she never reads this anymore, and I'm not sure if the other ever really does), I'll go a little deeper into each.
I: That I Put Too Much Of Myself Into Everything I Do This issue creates a double edged sword for me, that upon recognization usally causes me to run entirely from social affairs. That is, when I enter into a relationship of any sort I either am completely withdrawn or completely emotionally naked. Though I am entirely able to look at a situation logically from multiple angles, I really cannot translate that to emotion. When I am emotionally withdrawn I am not a likable person, and this is only expected. If I don't show any interest in a person, it's unreasonable to expect any emotion to be given towards me. Conversely, when I put all of myself into a situation I am weak, reliant, and prone to be hurt. I haven't entirely figured out a way to change this, yet, I'll continue to think about it.
II: That James Joyce Was Correct Love (understood as the desire of good for another) is in fact so unnatural a phenomenon that it can scarcely repeat itself, the soul being unable to become virgin again and not having energy enough to cast itself out again into the ocean of another's soul. James Joyce I still miss imagining the snow as white because I looked through her eyes. There is a certain beauty I found in the sadness that I've fought over the last 5 months. Artistically, I've been at my best because of emotions that I just cannot shake. IWALRS. Maybe they'll fucking understand that, because it'd hurt too much to type it out. Her best friend might read this, maybe she'll tell her, and then I'll just deny it, because that's what I do.
That all being said, I am very happy here. The city is beautiful, even when it is so cold and I love literature more than anything right now. If the drive I have towards it now maintains, the library of Alexandria better not put a restriction on books out at once. |