Sometimes (let's face it, it's quite often), I walk into a room or reach into my purse, or turn on my computer, and I can't remember why. My mind goes a little blank, and I think
What am I doing?
This question haunts me. Every time I take notes in a class that I have absolutely no interest in, I hear it like a whisper in an empty room. When I find myself laying in bed, staring at the ceiling, too lazy to put on a pair of pants and face the world, it pops into my head.
What am I doing?
Usually, I let the answer be that I am just doing what needs to be done. That there will be a reason if I keep going. These four years are not the end all be all like I thought they would be. And that is good. But they are important. I will want to remember them for a long time. Plus, there are all sorts of good things going on.
Sometimes I have to stop and remind myself what I decided. I want to fill my life with love. Am I doing that? Most likely, no. Most likely if I am feeling so lost and negative, I am being the opposite of love, which is selfish.
I don't know what I'm doing, quite honestly. But maybe that doesn't matter.
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