I know how things already existed before me so everything will remain after me. This world does not need me to exist at all.
There was a time when I thought that I am the center, the axis. I really felt that way because I was loved for nothing from birth, just because I was! Without efforts, I was the center of my world, the axis of my parents’ life, and when I matured, while still forming my family, I felt the main hero of my life, thinking that I was leading the course of my life.
But later, I have realized and experienced that as my children grow up, become independent, separated from us, approaching our mature life, losing my own parents, I begin to realize that the axis is changing location.
I am now more anxious and worried about others than myself, I understand that I am only a particle, that our aspirations (to be happy, successful, beloved) are the same, that everything repeats like a vicious circle, that I never been the axis of my life. Midlife crisis?
© Fortune, 2019
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This world does not need us to exist, agree?
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Yes
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No
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Milton said, “no man is an island, we are bits…” I paraphrased the bit shortening it as well the point being we are all parts of the whole, but we are only parts.
the world was here before you and will continue to turn when you go. if you are the center of your world, then you’re both immature and delusional
Life does go on with or wthout us.