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I've been so uninspired lately. There is a great cloud that is coming and I feel that the belljar may be coming soon, I'm doing my best to resist it. There is so much I want to do but so limited resources to do so, and too much anxiety and doubts. I want to drop everything and move to Peru and start a new life. But i know what I'm here to do if I do stay here long. I have a vision for my life but I don't know the certainty of me doing it. I know what I want to do but is it strange that I can never imagine myself living long, living past 25? I just don't know.

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If you wanna argue about communism, im not interested.

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