Thursday, April 20, 2006

On Commitment, Profundity, and Condescention

Why is it I always feel that if I have nothing profound or meaningful to say, I don't write? I have to admit that it's a good way to not get any writing done.

I have the disadvantage of being the youngest in my circle of friends. This lends my auditory senses to imagining condescention where there may not be any. Perhaps I'm paranoid, but I also wonder if there is anything to it; if there is, what are they saying when I'm not around. Normally I'm not like this, but when I'm seldom around it aggravates the problem. Insecurity is so very attractive in the average male.

For commitment I have not too much to say. I haven't got much. I'm very very good at starting projects, not so good at finishing them.

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