![]() ![]() It is interesting that we generally see this attitude of entitlement as being a modern phenomena. ![]() So I struggle to relate to the idea that, in my current dissatisfied state, I am being denied what is rightfully mine, that some outside agency is preventing my true self from flowering. Even hopes and dreams were beyond one’s means. I was raised in circumstances in which one was taught not to expect anything, or nothing positive anyway. The difference is that I don’t consider myself entitled to the kind of existence I desire. ![]() I often feel as though I am allowing my life to drift aimlessly, that I could be doing more for myself. To a certain extent, I can understand that, of course. She deserves, I think was the gist of her argument, a more fulfilling, more exciting existence, and that it has, somehow despite herself, so far failed to materialise. I was talking to someone the other day, and she said that she felt as though she was meant for better things, that she was not, in some important way, the person she ought to be. ![]()
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