Simply untitled
June 23, 2008Alive. Breathing. Sleeping. Running. Here I am again. How long has it been? Well over a month I think, returning here, I feel as if I have been hibernating. Time flies and my feeling of guilt eats at itself as I fail to live up to yet another commitment, that of updating this blog at least once a month.
Fuck it, why do I even make these commitments? I hate commitments, they make me anxious and guilty. I’m not a commitment-person. I do know why I make them though, I like to regard myself as a reformist, I like to think I can change who I am, the problem is I can’t. We are all the people we’re made to be and we can’t change that. Or is that just lazy thinking?
Fools, philistines and illiterates, regard me as one of them! It’s the end of exams and I do not have good prospects as far as my results are concerned. Isn’t this whole concept ridiculous? On the basis of this one test they give you permission to the next year of ridiculousness. I feel as if we live in an age of harlequins. School in itself is a ridiculous concept, a poor replacement of education. What has happened to education? It angers me how people that know nothing of my capacities are allowed to evaluate me. Excuse cliche of angered anarchist, but I feel as if I’m growing a tumor not letting these feelings out. And they label me as rebellious, this is not rebellion, this is truth spoken by a person who will not just sit back and let modern day nonsensicality wash over her.
Enough of that, before I show you how much of a self-absorbed tit I actually am.
Speaking of self-absorbed tits, the fabulous Sebastian Horsley seems to have commited virtual suicide and claims to have cut off all relations to the internet. Really Sebastian, in this day and age you can hardly do without.
For those of you not familiar with this dark dandy, I suggest you google this persona, as he is an effervescing experience to the brain.
His latest (and last?) blog was actually the the thing that made me want to write this blog in the first place. Allow a little quote:
“I’ve had enough of this shit. The internet is for those who lack the flair of conversation.”
Well I guess I should half agree, it certainly makes communication, and conversation, easier, but to say all users of the internet lack the flair of conversation?
I think this was the goodbye of someone who has lost faith in his own qualities, which is a shame, as I had expected a more grand exit from mr. Horsley.
Fear not for the future, weep not for the past.