"It's better too see life accurately, warts and all, than to live in a delusion."
I'm gonna go and have a Bob Marley and think about it.
Yes, we live and die as we were born: alone, at least in the ultimate sense. No one can really understand me better than I can, no one can make decisions for me, fulfill commitments for me. That's good news as much as it's bad news though. I find my own company plenty adequate, and quite a bit more so frankly than any one I've shared my journey with. I've never betrayed me or baffled me or been unkind to me. I've never been ungrateful to me. These facts make the peccadilloes and inconsistency and impermanence of others bearable. Ironically, the more that other people in my life take care of themselves the more bearable I become to them. We go through life seeking completion in others when all we really need is a little synergy and cooperation.
From a young age, I've known that I am the only one who will never leave me.
Totally Agree. I'll add a few of my own: 1. You can't change people. They should accept you for who you are. Visa Versa. 2. Go with the flow. If you feel uncomfortable in a situation find something else to fill your mind. Have a backup plan.
True enough. Also better to not see life as worse than it is
That's a fact worth pointing out. Seeing things as being bleaker than they are, or hopeless when there is in fact definitely hope, can ruin everything.
LOL, I liked that one too