I am all out of excuses, I told myself. I was awaiting the next scene to play that has yet to unfold. This is life, I said and for others, the day seemed like nothing, like it’s just another moment in the world. The sun rises and sets. The traffic lights change and trigger the “walk” signs at the crosswalks in New York City.
There was nowhere left to hide and no one else to blame. It was me. All me and the angst and the anxiety, the sentiments of foolish nature which, in fairness, all began as an idea to cope or create a sense of comfort for myself.
I see this now and look back at myself. I think about the imperfection of personal mathematics which can often go wrong and I write this openly to acknowledge my imperfections as we all as my ability to feed the irrational thoughts that come to my head.
I am like you. Or, I am no better or worse than anyone else. I have this moment here when I journal but after I press send and release my thoughts into the universe, I am a person who sits in traffic and curses at the cars who brake too often or fail to give way. I’ve had my moments of yelling at signs or at televisions and, yes, I’ve shook my fist at the sky on more than one occasion.
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