I've got a goal for the coming months. I want to have conversations with people I don't know.
You wouldn't think that it's that hard to do, but it is. It's impossible! Everyone here sits around talking about jack, pretending they know everything and we never say anything that really amounts to anything. I want to sit with someone I don't know and have a brief moment that means something. I want that conversation to stay with me for the next week. I want that human to mean something to a stranger for a second, and I'd like to think that I could mean something to them as well.
Is that so much to ask?
It's a cold world, folks. I'm feeling it, every day. And I just want a little moment where I am refreshed and don't feel like it's me versus the world. I want to believe in humanity. I once asked Sovey if she thought that overall humanity was good and it was individual people that fucked up or if she thought humanity was the problem and only specific people were the good. She said the latter. I always said I believed the first.
But it's getting harder. Maybe I'm just getting tired. Or older. I don't know.
So this is my plan to combat it all. People are good, right? Humanity, relationships are worth fighting for.
Aren't they?
if the world decides to catch up with me
Posted by trey at 7:55 PM
Labels: Adventure, Conversations, Little Victories, Matt Nathanson, Things Worth Fighting For
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1 comments:
i completely agree. i feel like our relationships are what make life worth while. what's the point of a world in which we are alone? and i think people as a whole are good. i refuse to believe otherwise, because then it's as though we're giving ourselves an excuse when we fuck up.
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