Monday, March 29, 2010

Temptation

Temptation is a paradoxical notion in the sense that it is often associated with a desire that is undesirable. One's unwavering longing for something or someone may place one in a precarious position: does one succumb to temptation or is one staunch in one's resolution to avoid it?

You may argue that we only live once - you should enjoy your only chance at life. Why avoid the things that can potentially make you happy?

As my blog name would suggest, I am a thinker. In truth (despite my evident disdain towards 'dipshits') I envy those who do not have a tendency to stress their cranium with an assault of thoughts and considerations. I am forever wary of consequences; forever afraid of diving head first into the water. Uncertainty is the shackles that bind my hands and feet and I am eternally tripping over myself as a consequence.

Thus, I shirk from temptation. I am disciplined. I can tell myself that I can exist without such peripheral details in my life; that what I have now is all I need and all I ever need.

I am a miserable person indeed.




5 comments:

  1. can i make you non-miserable brow* LOL!

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  2. "I envy those who do not have a tendency to stress their cranium with an assault of thoughts and considerations."

    I empathise with this sentence, though digressively (temptation is not something I've really thought about). I often suffer sublime horror as a consequence of thinking too often about "life, the universe and everything" -- and although that's the truth, the reference to Douglas Adams is flippant; I've never read any of his books. Sucked in!

    Sorry for commenting like two weeks late.

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  3. also sorry for my comment being about me and not being about the topic of the post woops :-(

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