The second mid-term season has just ended, and I have emerged from the twin flames-unscathed, but near consumed with weariness. I could be resting for half a week or so before the next cycle begins. Logically I could have made things better for myself by kicking the procrastination habit, amongst other things, but what i think is taking up the most time are my extra-curriculars, namely-my sorority commitments, debate, my part-time internship, volunteering, and possibly my pseudo quasi government post (cross-fingers) which may start as early as next week!!
I always wonder why I have the tendancy to get into all sorts of things to keep myself occupied?
Or the more pertinent question is, why am I doing these things when my life could have just been easier. All I need to do is go to school, graduate, get a job and get married like the average women does. Unfortunately this route doesnt appeal to me.
Ambition is a double edged sword, its the fire of my existence, burning the cauldron of my life and spirit, yet always threatening to subvert it by extinguishing my soul. Does it need to matter that I have to be different from other people, when this difference comes at a price?
I generally understand that people like myself are motivated by ambition, and the large prototype is driven by money. But I was never excited by money. Why do I constantly need to be seduced by fame, recognition and the allure of power? I recall the languid days I have, suffering the burden of boredom, and what void that filled me with. Do I really matter in this world that I need to do this much?