Last night was the second I spent drenched in a blaze of alcohol, a state initiated by conscious choice of course.
Sometimes, doing what feels right needs no explanation. And for the past two nights, swirling in pool of quarter-consciousness under the sheets of a 16°C night was something that felt good, and justly right.
Sometimes, one must accept that there are just too many things in life that one can never control, and can never foresee. We are forced to do things we never wanted to do. We are forced down paths we never chose to take.
We are just little pawns in a continuum of chaotic variables.
I have lost sense of everything.
For once in my life, I know not what it is that I actually want.
For the second time in my life, I am consuming my self like a cannibal.
What if being, studying, and failing in (and perhaps one day graduating from) this tough, glitzy and expensive place isn’t what I want?
What if taking the easy way out, what if a simpler, easier, less pressured and less grand or impressive piece of paper at the end of a three year programme, all the while being closer to home, to the people I loved, and to all joys of a more sane and more ordinary life is what I wanted instead?
Perhaps acknowledging that mystery is an unavoidable part of life is the most sensible thing to do right now. It is, perhaps, the only thing that can be done. Which essentially means doing nothing but to sit here and wait for the hands of time to do their thing.
And hope. Hope that perhaps in time, things will solve themselves out (or not).
And no, I am not as "emo" as I sound =)
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