the vice...For all my interest in psychology, history, and events...there will always be one thing I will never understand:
Why is it that many young people like us have one common vice: inertia. What is so scary about being involved, about passion, about crusades and causes and caring that makes us want to be 'above' these? What is so appealing about a coolly thought out existence, and the vacuum of nihilism and skepticism?
I may be able to think critically, but I will always reserve one part of me for my beliefs and fundamental principles. For liberty, equality, fraternity, and hope. For education and the need to struggle for Utopia.
Bewildered
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I don't know.
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“Let me tell you a secret,
About a father’s love,
A secret that my daddy said was just between us.
He said, ‘Daddies don’t just love their children every now and then.
It’s a love without end, Amen.”
- George Strait, Love Without End
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I don't walk by sight...it's a bit more than that
Although... If I were to hazard a guess I would have to say that it's not quite a matter of fear as it is a severe lack of drive.
To work towards a vision I suppose one much first learn how to dream.
But I think that's just me. I don't have much to work for yet. It's nice imagining a Utopia but I'm afraid that that's not quite what I want out of life. Hm.
Fear of failure, perhaps? In response to your query about other people...? Ahaha. Maybe, maybe... XP
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“Let me tell you a secret,
About a father’s love,
A secret that my daddy said was just between us.
He said, ‘Daddies don’t just love their children every now and then.
It’s a love without end, Amen.”
- George Strait, Love Without End
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I don't walk by sight...it's a bit more than that
--
“Let me tell you a secret,
About a father’s love,
A secret that my daddy said was just between us.
He said, ‘Daddies don’t just love their children every now and then.
It’s a love without end, Amen.”
- George Strait, Love Without End
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