Yesterday wasn’t very eventful, and I believe I needed a day of doing nothing at all. I lounged about the house and indulged in a few day dreams I enjoy going back to when I have time to get lost in them. I watched a lot of episodes of Full Metal Alchemist and allowed the weeb within to crawl out of it’s hole and gush over Kimblee I really wouldn’t mind being turned into a human bomb by his hand.
I’ve been especially hypersexual as of late, to the point where I would put my feelings in the obsessive category. I feel that it could be because this is the first time in my life where I have been able to express my sexuality without undertones of shame or guilt, so I’m simply not used to feeling this in it’s raw and pure form. There’s nothing holding me back, so my mind is just running with it right now. I also believe it is because my energy is just flowing without blockages through my body because of the yoga I’ve been doing consistently for over a month.
I’m having sex day dreams and night dreams, as well as listening to a lot of Nine Inch Nails.
I have always had an obsessive nature. I get hyperfocused on certain songs, people, characters of shows, musicians, hobbies, etc. and my mind cannot think of anything else in the world, and I feel like I’m crawling out of my skin if I cannot immerse myself in it completely. It has always been useful for me, but it’s a double edged sword, because I’m easily consumed by it and cannot move past it.
I do think that yoga is bringing about a lot of change in my life. Practicing yoga is bringing up a lot of thoughts and feelings, but I feel equipped to work through them and actually gain something useful from them now. I wonder if I will be able to learn how to harness my ability to hyperfocus but remain detached just enough to avoid spiraling into such a debilitating obsession?
I have been thinking a lot about what it means to enjoy life, though, and to take full advantage of being a human on this planet. Am I striving to dull myself out here?
I mean, sure, of course I do not want to experience unnecessary anxiety because it gets in the way of positive experience, but do I truly want to be level-headed at all times? Do I actually want to be zenned the fuck out? I look back on some of my major freak out moments and i’m like wow! I was really alive in that moment I was held back from attacking a stranger, or when I locked myself in a room and destroyed everything in sight with a hammer.
It’s these intense emotional experiences that add some flavor to my life. I got to the point where it was destroying my life and I couldn’t handle my own bullshit any longer, but I worry that I am, again, striving for a polar opposite, which is always extreme and never works out well. I feel personally that balance doesn’t truly exist and that life resides in a chaotic state, and when people talk about being “stable” they mean being happy all the fucking time, which is what I consider a delusional state of being.
I suppose I just don’t really know what I’m striving for at the moment.
Right now I just want to feel good, have fun, and be successful.
It’s my second day off in a row, and I will make sure to do a lot of yoga. I think I need something fast paced and strong. When I’m like this I just want to sprint around the neighborhood, but I promised my joints that I would be kinder to them.
Anyway –
Murder me daddy uwu
This is my current favorite Nine Inch Nails song
I crave solitude and loud music
I still feel myself transforming from deep within. There is a buzzing feeling in my body, butterflies in my stomach, and a focused, calm, and confident energy that I can feel lengthening out my spine and expressing itself through a look in my eyes. It feels like I’m submerged in this energy, and that it feeds itself. I can feel that I do not feel ‘depleted’ like I used to from daily interaction and activities, and I’m detached from the daily worries of those around me. It just doesn’t matter to me any longer.
All the guilt I’ve carried around for some of the things I’ve done or have been done to me has been presenting itself in my mind, but I see it being drained from me without as much effort on my part. I used the word ‘draining’ because that’s exactly how I see it leaving my body, along with all the other feelings that have always held me back from being all that I can be. It pooled up inside of me and my body just pulled the plug and is letting it drain out.
A lot of different feelings, but they all feel good.
I’ll be back maybe later, or tomorrow.
Edited to add this song, because I motherfucking love this song