Successful days on my own without breaking down… apx two weeks. and no longer counting.
sad

I am doing great? I’ve had some accomplishments! I’m making progress at work, i can be friendly in various situations, I’ve cooked decent and cheap meals, bought and built sweet lookin solid metal/glass furniture. Umm oh and i got a bed and made a square frame with three pieces and didn’t even use one of them! Although that took me a day to figure out.

It feels really empty, like all these efforts crash down. I am doing very ordinary things. And they are for my own slight benefit. What overall difference is there between being a slob or a good bachelor? I think the output of my life would be pretty much the same if i just stayed home and did nothing. Any points I get are on the normal scale, and to me that scale is pretty useless. I’ve heard people’s goals to grow up, have a nice household with as few problems as possible and enjoy life. This to me is a waste. A purely normal life will get rounded down to zero. I hate the normal life because i want to be extranormal. (If i used the word, ordinary, my point would have been more smooth.)

I call my mom, write a facebook message and fire off a txt. This is the fruitful part of my week? So many things are drying up, i expected to talk to hometown-ers less but even internet-ers are distancing. I am an island?

I used to do my ‘ready for death’ checks to see if i needed to accomplish a goal, mend a relationship, be honest about something, overcome some struggle, …. before i felt ok about ending this life. I usually had to think for a while about all the things in my life and if they were all headed in a good direction before I felt i was ready to die.

Now I just think… of course I can die, well, aside from the feelings of my mother father brother, what else do I need to consider? My life is not even on the playing field of dealing with consequential matters — which is i guess the phase that I’m at in life. I have to build up to get to a place of eternal merit. Learning how to speak is ordinary and it certainly has been useful too. I’m just not used to being completely inconsequential.