I am still tired. The things I have been doing recently (well, actually, since August) have driven me into a maniacal state (actually, I am already in a maniacal state long before I got this job, but my condition got worse).
Last Friday, we gave our wish lists to our supervisor and just recently, I had a realization that i was asking for too much… My wish list didn’t even fit the bulletin board that the generous giver who picked my name (he or she has committed a big mistake picking my name, and I am lucky.hehe) has to go to our supervisor to get my wish list. I just asked for a few copies of movies and books… Okay, so the movies are hard to find, and the books… well, some of them cost too much, but heck, it’s Christmas.hehe.
I haven’t felt what Christmas feels like yet. I think Dr. Seuss reincarnated the identity of The Grinch in me. It’s really amazing that for the 21 years that I have been living, it’s only now that I am able to realize that there’s a mental state such as this wherein you feel absolutely nothing about the things around you. Sure, there are occasional outbursts of guilt, anger, and compassion, but I couldn’t believe that I am actually submitting myself to the throng of nothingness… I really need to see a shrink right now.
My blog title is courtesy of Jean Paul Sarte (kumpare ko… nah, he’s a philosopher) - - - "Hell is other people," from his existential play, "No Exit." Again, I am proving that thought to be true in the place that I am in now. Truly, there’s nothing (or perhaps just a teeny bit) wrong with the world. The other people that we see everyday or most of the time, or for even once in your life, deprive you of the state of nirvana. Let me set an example: Got fired from your job and you don’t even know why? Blame your boss for being such an inconsiderate freak (blame yourself partly too, but I am not rubbing it in). Got a juicy scandal about you circulating the four corners of the office or school? Blame your gossip-monger friend. You have a hard time socializing in your neighborhood (like me)? Blame your neighbor. I can set a lot of examples about it but I’d rather not, because you’ll definitely think that I am worse than a maniacal psychopath.
Don’t get me wrong - - I am not going to morph into a psychopathic freak. Sure, the things that I write are very negative thoughts, but I still believe in the true nature of goodness and unity (this is written for the sake of the Christmas season).
I miss being a kid. When you’re a kid, you have nothing to worry about except getting out that snot from your nose because you couldn’t breathe. When you’re hurt and crying, your mother rinses your wound with Safeguard and kisses you until you feel that you’re safe again. When you’re all grown up, all of those things transform into a mere veneer of thoughts, disillusioning you, drugging you like heck, that you feel that you’ve fallen in a sort of false euphoria after 15 minutes or so. Arggh…