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Goddamn. Yup.

Thanks for choosing exactly the right words here. They really clicked with me. You put words to some things that I haven’t quite vocalized for myself. So thank you!

Recently, along my journey to try to find contentment…I had a point where I fully remembered what it was like to be a seven-year-old boy. The world wasn’t defined yet. I hadn’t yet agreed that my fears would change how I lived my life. I don’t owe anyone anything. This reality exists for……ME!!! Like, wtf?! His life, if I choose to look at it this way, can be fun! It’s all just an experiment. My curiosity will be rewarded here. I have everything I need. And I fully trust myself. Because I haven’t yet learned that I shouldn’t…

Anyways, that realization kind of came as a LOL moment to me. I have been spending the last… I don’t know… 28 years pushing against a brick wall. Just trying to forget my fear. ā€˜Twas exhausting.

But I realized that ā€œrememberingā€ is the same as ā€œforgettingā€. And, funny enough, it’s a lot easier to do.

So in the grand scheme of my own meaninglessness, I just decided that - from now on - I’m gonna choose to live my life as a seven-year-old boy. But… How cool is it that I have a drivers license and money now?! Haha

I definitely feel you on the struggle of being on the fence, where your life is meaningless, but is also the most meaningful thing probably ever to exist. It can be frustrating AF. But, if my consciousness exists to simply realize that all of this is a paradox. And that all of this is broken down by duality…well, then, I’m gonna choose to have fun with it! Haha

So, feel free to come find me.

I’ll be camping in the woods with my portable bubble machine, laser pointers, and 2 sleeves of Selena Gomez Oreos we can share if you want.

Once our fear goes to sleep, it’s a whole lot easier to remember that it’s time to have fun :P

<3

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