They say everybody has to live with themselves. So what do you think about when you're laying alone with your thoughts in bed at night? Whether someone's next to you or not. I think about the future, and whether it really matters or not. I don't believe in time. Therefore the future doesn't seem intimidating to me, I just wonder how it'll play out I suppose. The I think about if I can train my brain to remember this life enough, so that when I come back in the next one, I'll be able to remember shit from this one...like the Dalai Lama. Then right before I fall asleep I wonder whether o not I really wanna spend my life with someone because I'll lose my identity. I started thinking heavily about this last one after reading 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra" by Friedrich Nietzsche a year ago. I wanna be like the main character in that book. At the start of the book.
I can live with myself. When I'm alone I start to have a lot of different contradicting thoughts and worries.. Sometimes I get sad and sometimes I get happy. I don't really know what else to say.
I get erections when i try to sleep but i dont wanna take care of it cuz then ill get all pumped up. It makes sleeping hard. No pun intended.
I am generally happier left to my own thoughts than when I am spending time with other people. On the other hand, sometimes given the right people, at the right place, at the right time, being around people can create a joy that you can't find alone.
i think about the day... then i start like day dreamming.. and jus think of alot of random stuff.......... then i fall asleep
I can live with myself, but I can't really live with the world. However, sometimes I'm so ashamed of things I did, I can't even look myself in the mirror. Only sometimes though.
You dirty liar, you stare at yourself in the mirror constantly. Hmm maybe I'm just projecting what I'd be doing were I in your shoes. You seem like the sweetest, most innocent person ever, I refuse to believe you've ever done anything shame-worthy. Even if you did, it's behind you. You're a different person now. Chin up buttercup.