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I don't know what to say that hasn't been said already. Everyone already knows life is hard, but sometimes I don't think even words can describe the borderline confusion you get when you step onto that yellow brick road called Life. Do people just live life without questioning every single thing?
Am I insane for thinking that it's weird that no one wants to share that they don't know anything at all and are just pretending they do?
Where are we? Are we really okay with just floating in space on top of a giant rock?
Why is life considered mundane when almost everything here doesn't make any sense?
Human interactions are just a series of chess matches where one person is trying to understand the best course of action without falling flat on their face, but most "normal" people say it's more than that. I don't know, maybe it is. It certainly doesn't feel that way if what I'm doing is somehow "wrong"
What is normal anyways? Is it just a status quo some people made up one day and were loud enough to gaslight other people into thinking that it's supposed to be that way? If so when did it become everything?
Life is...
I don't know what it is, but it certainly doesn't make any sense. It's hard yes, but it's definitely more than just that single word. Weird, huh?
I'm of the belief that life is what you make of it, yet what people don't realize is how big of a burden that is to shape your life into what you wish.
You're not weird, and you're certainly more aware than most people I've met, life is hard, but make do with what you have and you'll push through <3
You're not insane. Sometimes I think that way as well.
We're more than just floating in space on top of a giant rock, we're a part of something greater; the cosmos.
Sometimes people tend to make things more complicated than they need to be.
Normal is subjective, but forcing someone to act normal is nothing more than an act of assimilation.
Life is. It simply is.