Sunday, December 10, 2006
Thoughts?I guess I should start by simply saying what I did mention a number of times - I feel that for me, getting attached in Uni is almost a near impossibility the more I think about it. If it is anything, it is probably the mindset. It is like over the years, I have lost what were originally there. You know, the childish beliefs like waiting and stuffs. And in a sense, I'm stucked in the middle. I loathe the old me as well as the new one. I loathe the childishness of the old. I'm disgusted with the new me for the lack of what I had in the old. Sounds complicated? haha.. So how can I bring myself to even stay at a time like this? Much less talk about love. A fren was kind to say tt it is natural for the coming of age, out of army and stuffs. But I think it is just me.
And the more I think about it, the more I question... Should I look for a sense of comfort level as feelings do not last? Or should there be a feeling a passion when I know it doesn't last? Am I questioning all these because I really wish to be in a relationship? Or am I questioning because I am 'wanting' what the society thinks that I should have? How much about me wanting to be attached is really me? Or am I simply going along with the flow of everything? These are the questions which I never really have the answers to. I lost the me who is the answer.
Coming to this point, I'm simply stucked with the idea that there is nothing that last. It is the simple act of how toys were your treasure or how collecting manga may be ur hobby or plastic models or anything else. It is like this day, you buy a certain item that you are so sure that you will keep it for ages to come but years later, you have already lost all interest in it. Then it'll proceed to the attic and finally, when the attic becomes so full, it will be dumped. Similarly, there are many things that get lost along the way in life. You know, like ideals, beliefs, friends, families, love, feelings and so many more. All can be lost progressively over time or lost in the blink of an eye. Simple as that.
So why this particularly depressing entry? Maybe I am just disturbed by the movie I just caught - Deja Vu. Well.. It is a sci-fi suspense trailer which raised some thoughts in me. Firstly, it is how the protagonist felt that a murdered victim looked pretty and later fell for her when there was a chance to look at how the victim lived her life 4 days prior to her death. Next, it is how the ending may seem like a happy one can also be viewed as the sad message that the protagonist conveyed - there will always be something lost. SKIP TO THE NEXT PARA IF YOU DO NOT WANT A SPOILER. The ending is that the alternate protagnist ended up with the gal but the protagonist who came back from the future to correct the wrong, died.
Or maybe it is just an accumulation of stuffs before that led up to this entry because I did spend an afternoon shopping and commenting about some of these stuffs even before the movie. Whatever the case, it does feel good to be able to say them and not receive judgemental comments. Ha.. And also some comments of support. (thanks mate)
Finally, I got home at 7 this evening and walked a little in the drizzle. Well.. The only way to enjoy a walk in the rain is that there is nothing you are worried that will be damaged in the rain and that you are not worried that you will be sick for anything important the following few days.
-I suppose it is natural for people to judge and it is equally natural for people not like to be judged. Since it is such a natural cycle then why be bothered about the judgements?
The Origin. 12/10/2006 08:05:00 pm