Okay, so the title is maybe a little dramatic. What I am really thinking is, who am I?
Man, it’s just so crazy and completely terrifying how I could fall into some repetetive motions and just keep doing while ceasing to feel. It’s like I just gogogogogogogogogogogo goooo without stopping to think and love and desire and seek. All of a sudden I feel like I’ve lost myself in everything that there is and I wish there were just a few simple things to focus on, but the world has so much out there I can’t just pick and choose because there is too much.
I am nervous and unsettled about how many things are in my life that every day and I am wasting so much time thinking about really pointless things like school and work and my body and money and stuff and how much I suck at certain things that I really want to not suck at and what needs to happen and what I want to be different and what I will wear or buy or look at or watch on this stupid computer. Okay, so some of these things are mildly important (like school, maybe or finances to a really small degree), but I feel like they are so minuscule compared to the larger scheme of things.
It’s like when you eat something really horrible and processed–full of additives and preservatives and things, like maybe candy or chips for example, instead of something really wholesome and wonderful like maybe an orange or cucumbers. And you know it is dumb and will only be delicious for about a minute and then you will forget about it, but you do it anyways just because you feel like it or want to.
That is what I feel like I am doing with my days right now. Packing them full of all this junk instead of really choosing the best avenue to glorify god and become filled.
I just want to sort stuff out. But I feel like things are so weird and jumbled up and my priorities are scrambled and my heart is in a knot that I don’t know how to start untying.
I hate to leave this unresolved, but that is really all I’ve got. Which is actually a real accomplishment and movement in some direction instead of no direction. And if that’s all the progress I can make at this very moment, I am content.
Maybe having some understanding of the heart, even if not completely positive, is better than no understanding at all.

