I am feeling too lazy/under-motivated/frustrated to write anything proper, so I'll just write whatever comes to mind.
I watched Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince today and loved it - it's better than all the previous movies put together. Of course, it differs from the book here and there but it's still great. Despite being so dark and serious, it has beautiful light moments, romantic moments. And everyone's performances are exceptional, distinct from the ones in the previous movies.
Considering that I enjoyed the movie so much, I should be in a much better mood. But yet, I feel lazy/under-motivated/frustrated. It's a feeling that had been gone so long I was beginning to celebrate its permanant absence. But it turns out the feeling is like the rain - it strikes unexpectedly. It makes me want to explode because I can't stand the hot anger quietly simmering within me. It's a familiar kind of anger that usually tranforms into sadness and eventually disappears back into my heart/mind (whichever it came from). Who exactly is it directed at? I'm not sure. Myself, perhaps. Because I find that chastising myself is easier than chastising whoever actually deserves it.
Please God, I don't want to feel this way anymore. I've had enough. Please. Make me what I used to be. I hate the stranger that I've become.
p.s. Feelings aside, I quite like that line: 'stranger that I've become'. Wow, smetimes, I even impress myself. :p




3 scribbles scribbled back to me:
Hmmmm, without undermining what you're feeling, let me tell you we all feel that way once in a while. Only the reasons differ, and I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that.
When I feel like that, I usually try and do what makes me feel better; getting away from people, escaping into a world of my own, sketching, writing, reading, anything that helps me shut out the world.
When I come back to reality, somehow there's a new sense of perspective. Not the clearest possible answer, but just a general feeling that okay, I can sort this out myself.
If I were you, I'd go to the closest beach, look out at the sea, and write a bit of gibberish in a book, just to make me feel better.
Whatever you do, I hope it works and you feel better.Hugs.
Hello stranger :) Sending you cheers across the miles!
thank you quaint murmur...thought there isn't a beach anywhere near here so i just went outdoors..
and thanks cosmic joy :)
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