The Question: Why do I continually put myself in this situation?
This is a question that I rarely take the time to ask myself despite the relevance it has in numerous circumstances. It is natural for me to lie to myself, however, I have come to find that when I finish trying to convince myself of an answer and allow the actual answer to surface, I am provided true insight into who I am as well as tendencies of our species.
These are the brief responses to some nagging questions that I felt the need to answer. I thought of posting the questions but felt that it took away from the purity of these truths by simplifying them to responses.
- Because I hate not knowing something about myself to the point where I go out of my way to set up means by which I can find things out if necessary.
- Because I am the happiest when I'm making someone else happy. It amazes me how my brain subconsciously processes and stores what makes someone else happy.
- I love to be immersed in my thoughts, alone or with someone else. The problem with the latter is finding a sufficiently able-minded partner which makes me seem like a loner.
- Because I supremely enjoy feeling exhausted in the physical and mental sense, I pass out more often than I 'fall asleep'.
- Because I see people's flaws, they're views on them, the reasons behind them, how they affect those around them, as well as the solutions to the resulting unhappiness with absolute simplicity. This is a relatively new ability and I'm not sure that I am completely comfortable with having that kind of knowledge all the time. It prevents me from getting close to anyone that I don't already know and makes me feel as though I should say something to those I do know even though I know I shouldn't.
I'm going to try my best to keep up to date with this thing as I believe it is a generally good influence on my life. Some topics to be delved into at a later date include (in no particular order):
Playing both sides.
The opposite-gender version of oneself.
The delicate balance between ridicule and constructive criticism.
The reason highly educated individuals choose religion.
The future of our nation (from a politically neutral standpoint).
The causes and effects of fear and adrenaline.
Analysis of honesty as the best policy.
The importance of sports in American culture.
The correlation between drugs, society and the fine arts(emphasis on music).
How technology has changed us for the worse.
The creation and consequential destruction of the universe.
The knowledge provided by one's web browser.
The subconscious mind.
The definition of success.
Relationship dynamics and why some work but most fail.
If you wish to request discussion on a topic listed (or not listed) above feel free, however, I make no promises that it will influence the order in which the topics are discussed or if the topic is discussed at all. I dislike forcing my writing like this as it is not my style.