In an otherworldly sense, real often becomes so real that it creates detachment from reality in the collective world. It is unacceptable to weave such an idea about why the world is the way it is and profess there is nothing wrong with your individual perception. Though is that not the goal of humankind's most valuable minds? To make it easier to be real, to make it easier to understand what's real, to manipulate what's real into what's useful. The fact of the matter is that these often derogatory connotations towards destructive mindsets and "illnesses" are unfortunately and ironically a byproduct of a world that is so sure of itself. These functional minds may be easier to enable my misguided justifications, but that does not distract me from the fact that given enough time a schizophrenic person can give their perception to you without destructive behavior. Individual perception is and should be the most valuable thing on Earth and yet we tear it down every day. I think I'd be just as catatonic as some people too. If I had to re-think that every day just to get a sense of my reality.
The world is heading to a dark place. We've always heard it and now it's so dark most don't or can't care as to why it's darkening. For if they choose to acknowledge the ever surrounding void within our society. We'd crumble at the feet of masters for a piece of sanity and stability. It doesn't do much, but please JUST keep moving. If an acceptable world is where this species ends than all we can do is believe moving will be the solution
If you are one to criticize the way I look at the world. I have little to justify for I've done no real or inherently obvious wrong. I've merely questioned the morality that brings us to the lockdowns across the world and the expanding, but motivating voids of reason that burst out of these sparsely inherently happy times.
To be alive is to find a way to connect.
To be important is to find a way to change for the sake of yourself first and the world second.
To live is to balance
I could be wrong, but after all I'm writing in the same void you're reading.
