@|ngenius
Mhn... I am maybe too old or tired to fight for something...get the point, I'm not 70 or so, but probably wiser and more experienced than I was before, when I was 20 or 24.
It's not like I am mature now, I won't be never ever probably.
I am _not_ looking for happiness. I don't even care. Breathing is far enough.
I am sure you cannot accept my nihilistic point of view, it's no fault
, but you see, I don't want to change the world. I don't mind.
And that's not because I don't care helping the people around... I "feed" on them (ehehe, catpeople
), I couldn't live without, and I'm probably "doing the best that I can keeping my life in my hand", trying to carry mine and other people's pain.
This is not the point. I think that people like me and I share the same perspective: there's a void we can't fill.
Would it be different in another, changed world?
You can will a change if you think that "material goods" can give you what are you looking for.
Not just a car, someone to love, friends, a new t-shirt or jewels, of course...
If there wouldn't be anymore wars, famine, suffering I'd probably feel better, like anyone here I think.
Friendship is wonderful, make you feel great, like love, but happiness lies inside your head.
Life can be just a test: oh, I love tests, I don't think I'll kill myself or think I am miserable. I am lucky, I can enjoy my days and try and learn as more as I can, growing up, improving & co. Like many of us.
I won't moan or complain, like many people here in this world.
Simply, I accept I don't mind. Every day will be different, different and wonderful, I am enthusiastic, it's great, isn't it?
Different, so much to become "the same".
Still smiling, still taking it easy, but what difference does it make?