I believe

Thursday, May 04, 2006


I believe

that no matter what the situation, human beings are destined to suffer and if there's no physical hardship, they'll mentally allot space to anguish and pain. So whether it's someone in a third world country struggling to eat, or someone in this country that's obsessed with if their boss likes them -- there will always be some kind of struggle. In this country, we're so devoid of real "physical" problems, that emotional issues take the place of physical hardship. The space is there.

It's the struggle of life that's intrinsic to existence. We're in this world with these undeniable questions. We're too smart to just accept everything, and too stupid to understand it all. So the struggle becomes one of survival or intellect. Either way, there's a struggle.

Now I realize there are potholes in the generalization of this thought. There are those people that are seemingly satisfied with the American dream, and plod along sort of happily (it seems). But I'm not really talking about those people because I don't know any of them.

I'm just realizing that no matter what, struggle is as much a part of human existance as love. And no matter what the circumstance, people will find something to struggle in.

Currently watching:
Jimmy Neutron - Boy Genius
Release date: By 02 July, 2002