Your life today is the result of your attitudes and choices in the past. Your life tomorrow will be the result of your attitudes and the choices you make today.
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Where did the time go?
Time never seems to stand still anymore. July is knocking on August’s door followed by September (the month I was born). I will be 27 years old and I am wondering where the hell did time go? I feel like next month we’ll be saying “Happy Holidays!” It just began to hit me that I am not getting any younger. I can now round my age up to 30. I don’t mean to appear insensitive to anyone of this age or older. But I guess I am temporarily going through a post quarter life crisis.
I am not sure where exactly I thought I would be or what I would have accomplished by this age. Looking back I didn’t really have a road map past the age of 21. I knew what I wanted as far as material wise, I just didn’t have a game plan for getting those things on my own. I remember thinking I would be married and with a child by the age of 30. But the thought of all of that commitment frightens me as I get closer to that age. I am at point where I am just starting to figure out who I am and what I want truly out of life. I thought at this age I would be in a solid and meaningful relationship (not married and no kids). It’s been over a year since I’ve been in a “serious” relationship with a man. I spent the past 9 months (post breakup) in solitude trying to understand me and my needs. My sexual urges have grown out of control since my breakup. I discovered I enjoy sex and it’s something I like to do as often as possible. I quickly had to learn how to become my own best friend.
I am extremely under paid at my job. I bought into the dream of corporate america compensating people with college degrees and student loan debts. I spent my last 10 years in school (high school and college) learning things that never truly interest me or just seemed irrelevant to any useful real world daily knowledge. I work under someone who should perhaps look into some serious therapy, and maybe enroll in some evening correspondence classes.
It’s been almost three years since I moved to Dallas. And with every year I have had a few accomplishments (many of them were unplanned). I made a promise to myself to never live any year with the same issues or struggles, and with each year that passes new milestones are to be created and conquered. I am grateful for everything that has happened to me both good and bad. But one thing’s for sure; time waits for no one…
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2 comments:
time is the fire in which we burn!
i see someone has some time on their hands...
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