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The basis of reality. Thinking that what you are doing means something. Believing that an end goal leads to fufillment.
How many times a day do we question why we are here, how far we have come? Looking to the past to discover our route into the future. Lately I have found myself asking the question, "How did I end up here?" Honestly this wasn't were, what, or how I expected life after college to look like.
Truely when I boil all the questions and thinking down, I get: I don't know how to live with just me. After 23 years of life, and many many hardtimes, and serveral extremely good times, I am faced with the fact that those times were constructed around another person; Family, Roommates, the Military, the Peace Core, College, Girlfriends. Which brings the next question, do we ever truely live for ourselves?
Well, I am finding out the answer to that question. I love being around people. When ever I find myself out with good friends I always want the experiance to never end. I lose myself in conversation, making people laugh, and just really enjoy life to the fullest. Alone I constantly re-hash my life, I struggle to fill the days. Work is a blessing for me, I talk to everyone, and help people. It will likely become my soluce in comming months.
Can I handle the lonelyness of single life? Probably the lack of proximity to friends is what is making this hard right now. But I see my roommate who comes home most nights and watches TV till bed, the friends she does have like her because she drinks alot (likely to forget her boreing routine, though I don't know this for sure) and apparently is quite vivacious to her male callers in bed. However, she doesn't seem to be happy. She seems jaded, bitter, and very lonely.
Likely I presume too much. I have only known her for 2 weeks. Still I don't want to end up at the same place in a year.
Its late, the cats are asleep. I am up. Come Sunday I wouldn't have even gotten off work yet. Not a good sign, I must stay up later.
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