Originally Posted by Erii
I feel so frustrated, cranky, angry, sad, upset, overwhelmed, etc. Right now. I want to like punch a wall ahh, everything feels like a dream xD
Yes, I know. Rasp just abandoned us. It's okay, she'll come crawling back eventually.
Originally Posted by GavinGill
I misplaced my joint and now it's lying around somewhere in the house and I have to go on a Special Ops mission and find it before my parents do, while hiding the fact that I'm high. It's in one of those skunk bags so I can't rely on the smell to lead me to it. =/
They're the type of people who think marijuana is just as bad as heroin so if I don't find it before them, I'm screwed. On the plus side, it'll be like an adventure. A stealthy adventure. And I'm good at stealth games so I totally have the advantage, I'll just use everything I learned from playing Splinter Cell.
....and he was never heard from again....
Seriously though, check your pocket or behind your ear or something lol If you're stoned, it's almost guaranteed to be somewhere like that.
Or.... the freezer or something lol
Originally Posted by Dianeva
I'm constantly striving to become someone. I imagine every day that person who I want so badly to be. It seems almost every day I set out with the intention to be that person, but I never reach it. Sometimes, the only times I'm not anxious, depressed, or unfulfilled in some other way, I feel as though I've begun to really do it. But eventually, within a few minutes or hours, I stop caring and go back to my usual self.
I hate to think about it but I wonder if I will ever meet the goal. It seems so easy. It's nothing impossible. With a bit of willpower... no, not willpower. It isn't about that. It's consistency of will. If I know that I want to do something I have little problem with summoning the determination to do it. It's when I don't even care enough to try to impose willpower that I fail.
I've tried so many things, things that seem different from the rest. Obvious techniques like music therapy, I've tried pure strength of will, reminding myself that I really want to meet a goal so that the will will come back even when it falters. I've tried not trying, relaxing and not worrying about it anymore. Creating lists for myself, rules. Nothing works. When one of my core desires changes, there just isn't a way to enforce what it used to be.
It isn't only these selfish goals for which this is a problem. I cannot be trusted, by anyone. I might promise someone something, and be willing to do almost anything within reason to keep that promise, for days, years. But when I stop even feeling the desire to keep that promise, I have no reason not to break it. I might form a belief that promises are good, and I should have a fundamental desire to keep any promise. But even that goes away. And this isn't hypothetical. I think some important parts of my life have been ruined because of it. And have yet to be ruined. I can't promise commitment to anyone. I have no way to guarantee that I won't someday change my mind and stop loving that person. It's even harder when it's already happened once.
I worry it is only me who is like this, that I'm just some monstrous person. I really don't know.
Well, there's at least one other person like this.
Regarding willpower, or the will to do stuff going away. If you don't want to do something, there is little that would make you do it.
It's as simple as that. In fact, anybody who ignores what they want to do, and just struggle on with some goal they don't want, is EXTREMELY unhappy.
So I have a question for you. Why do you try to reach goals "when I don't even care enough to try to impose willpower" and "When one of my core desires changes, there just isn't a way to enforce what it used to be"?
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