I think people (I) would be happier and live more effectively if we lived shorter lives. I can& #39;t help but think that today& #39;s longer life spans make people (me) disregard the value of a single day or single hour or single minute, expecting a lot more tomorrows to come.
Thus, leading to a majority of our lives being meaningless hoping for what inevitably meaningless tomorrows ultimately leading to a meaningless life in the end.
I don& #39;t think I& #39;m alone in saying that people my age, arguably at the prime of our vigor, are already experiencing crises and feelings of despair.
I can only ask what tomorrow will be like, knowing nothing will change if I do nothing today. Yet, despite knowing this, I cannot be bothered to change as I know there will be a lot more tomorrow& #39;s that could be the day I change.
I don& #39;t know what the point of this thread was. Maybe I& #39;m just looking for a way out. I& #39;m tired, definitely, and I& #39;m already tired for tomorrow, the next week, the next month, the next year, and decades after that (if I am un/fortunate enough to live that long).
If we& #39;re being honest, I don& #39;t think I still hold hope for anything. I& #39;ve already given up at the doorway. I know I& #39;m not cut out or, at least, not happy with the path I& #39;m currently taking, but I also know I& #39;m not nearly talented enough to do what I want to.
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