Vintage Soul

When one is younger he tends to glorify the destruction of the mind through following convention and the destruction of the soul through love and from that stems an invincible taste for the prostitution in the heart of man, from which comes his horror of solitude. He wants to be ‘two’. The man of intellect wants to be ‘one’… It is this horror of solitude, the need to lose oneself in the external flesh, that man nobly calls ” the need to love “. Although, this debauch is vastly pleasureful, and all pleasure is derived from evil. So in some form, we all naturally tread on the causeway of ill-repute. Even though, aside from this all; love can be the fruit of things pure and good. The affection for others,is a very noble trait and from the moment you enter this life, you crave love too some extent. Once people embrace love humanity will final be human, rather than concerned with materialistic, superficial, and trivial concerns. Alas, for the most common causes it is polluted by lust and a form of false affection,

5th Mar 2012 | 1 note

I’m sick of it

I’m tired of these idiots. Most of this whole fucking generation is just preoccupied with ” feeling good ” and blindly going through life, not finding any greater meaning or achieving anything. Then people complain about how their life has ” no purpose “, you don’t have any purpose simply because you prevent any opportunities from gaining any, it’s a fucking moronic cycle. Another thing, the complete lack of innocence, it’s utterly obnoxious how teenagers want to have sex and do drugs at fourteen or even younger lately. People are so self-absorbed as well, there isn’t any humanity left because every one’s so wrapped up in themselves through their nice, comfortable middle-class dwellings, and technologies which only locks people in themselves more and cut of real social contact, look at Twitter, Facebook, it’s all the same story.

Basically, everyone is trying to live completely for pleasure, not to find any meaning, or to create, or to achieve anything! There’s a complete lack of community. Once they grow up they blindly live and simply work in nine-to-five day-jobs, going through life in a mundane cycle, reminiscing about how ” great ” their teenage years were. To think the best years of life, personality, and attitude are confined to the arbitrary cliches revolving around age groups is ridiculous, of course one must grow and develop, but develop on their own merits and improve the person you were when you were a child, not the product of some age-groups’ cliches. It’s just all so pitful and nihilistic.