Hi people,
Sometimes I get really frustrated. Life can be so unreasonable - oafish bosses, insensitive family members, stand-offish friends...In one of my worst evening moods, I asked myself a question - how free are we, really?
What's stopping me from giving the finger to my boss and walking out of the office forever?
What's really stopping me from snipping off all the frills in life and live tension-free - sell that too-big house, stop going to clubs, stop buying the latest electronic gimmicks...
I then realized, the so-called social obligations are really invisible chains around our ankles. Some people actually get so accustomed to the chains that they actually feel comfy. Some know that the chains are there, but lack the courage to break the established patterns, and get frustrated. I guess there should be some people out there who've actually had the courage to break patterns.
If I resign my job, sell my house and my laptop, and go off to do farming in an obscure countryside, how many would call me mad?
Sometimes I get really frustrated. Life can be so unreasonable - oafish bosses, insensitive family members, stand-offish friends...In one of my worst evening moods, I asked myself a question - how free are we, really?
What's stopping me from giving the finger to my boss and walking out of the office forever?
What's really stopping me from snipping off all the frills in life and live tension-free - sell that too-big house, stop going to clubs, stop buying the latest electronic gimmicks...
I then realized, the so-called social obligations are really invisible chains around our ankles. Some people actually get so accustomed to the chains that they actually feel comfy. Some know that the chains are there, but lack the courage to break the established patterns, and get frustrated. I guess there should be some people out there who've actually had the courage to break patterns.
If I resign my job, sell my house and my laptop, and go off to do farming in an obscure countryside, how many would call me mad?
