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Some thoughts about passion

Autor:  Velineyvra
Some things are just more important than others. To the individual, of course, or else this is going to derail into me talking Maslow. The guy with the pyramid. Anyway. 

I just started thinking about how certain parts of out lives are more important to us than the rest. For example, I love books. Recently, the local bookshop's basement was flooded, and my first thought was: "Oh no, what happened to the books? Are they all right? They must be!" Feeling kind of silly about that now... I love the creaking of the spine as you open a brand new book, the smell of the pages, the colours as they are all lined up more or less neatly on a shelf. 

In my opinion, a house without books is a house without a soul. And yet I'd give up half of my beloved books for this: http://www.shaftesburytheatre.com/shows/derren-brown-svengali

A dear friend loves battleships, a fascination that I don't share, but I still enjoy his joy. Because it's so much happiness there. So many strong feelings. [If you're looking for a point here, I can assure you there isn't one, just ramblings]

I don't know, I just really appreciate strong feelings, passion, love. It's just so damn nice to have something to care about to such a degree. It really doesn't matter is it's a band, a book, a show, whatever. 

It's nice being a nerd. 

It's nice to love something, even if most other people can't love it the way you do [but I've got to admit not being all by myself means a great deal to me]. 

And there's really not that much I can write when it's the middle of the night, and I should sleep. If you happen to read this, know that I love you. 

Edited: Holy shit, I'm really weird when it's late! This really began when I was thinking about people "reinventing" themselves as they moved to a new place, and realizing I no longer had any wish to do so. All the pieces are in the place that they are meant to be, so to speak. And that is exactly as I wish things to be. 


06.11.09. Changed my life forever.



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