Somehow, along the way of the last post and now, I got married.
I guess that is a pretty dramatic turn of events. I suppose while I was witness to it happening, I can't really say I know how it happened.
And I am thinking of the things that soon reflected to me, about me commenting on things, finding faults, but not taking any leadership to fix things.
Along the way, while reading the past entries of this blog, I also come across the same neurosis, the same sense of not really belonging to this life.
Is there a difference though? I think at some point, a couple of days ago, I started feeling a sense of despair. I turned out unremarkably ordinary.
There was no special latent talent or potential I had. There was no point in my life that I would find a sudden enlightenment that would allow me to leap frog the rest of humanity and bring me to the next level.
In contrast, I come to see how indistinguishable I was from the so called suffering masses, and even less so.
I'm just a mess of half-starts, and 30% efforts, passionlessly drifting around without a goal or purpose.
Whatever it is I was looking for, I never found it. And I didn't have the courage to look for, take up anything bigger than my ego.
So while I was doing that, I somehow got married to a person who was as emotionally injured such that I was needed.
Somehow, I gave up everything else. That is associated with hope, and blind alleys.
I'm in awe, like, why would someone like that even need me?
But she's great. She has her own faults and problems, and opinions, and tonnes of things that she wouldn't do, plus she has a hard head to get across. She's completely in a mess.
But she's also teaching me the meaning of wife.
While I am slowly entering my last tenure in life, suddenly thinking that if life already sucks so much, then what is it in stopping me from just doing the things that I want to do.
Nothing. And I have always been doing that.
It's only my lack of direction, my lack of milestones that makes this life so lackluster.
She's thinking of how to climb her career while supporting her family. I'm thinking of how to be competent in something I could sell. I thought I was multi talented. I was just posing.
So yeah.
I appreciate my wife, my mom's cooking, my nephew.
I appreciate the fact that I'm living quite comfortably, with a lassitude that allows indulging in things that have no meaning and doesn't bring me forward.
I appreciate that somehow, I am still being taken care of.
Thank you.