FAIR WARNING: This blog will quite possibly be confusing for some, but entirely enlightening for others; that's why they have a Comments section *hint* ......
I'm a thinker. A deep thinker. An overthinker, even. I'm very rarely the person who just acts, who just. DOES. Every word uttered from my mouth, every action i take, is calculated, risk and rewards are both accounted for before anything gets said or done when it comes to Myron. This attitude or methodology of mine has served me well over the years, whether in academics or athletics. even socially. It pays to think about the shit you say before you say it. Or think before you act. Led to a pretty good GPA in HS. Also made me a good many friends and junior high/high school "relationships", because i was able to NOT offend people before they realized how much they actually liked me. For the most part, all of those things still apply to this day.
But then came along that L-word, and that ADULT R-word.
Love. Relationships. ugh.
Rational logical thoughts belong NOWHERE near those things usually. Love is a gamble ON TOP of a gamble. In all honesty, in a relationship with another person, you're NEVER REALLY sure about ANYTHING. (jaded, Myron, jaded....... i know). But there are no certainties in life besides death, so it can only apply to anything that happens in life, correct? And when you factor in that you are being considerate of ANOTHER'S thoughts and feelings, where can you really find headspace to be 100% on ANYTHING you don't know or feel on your own?
Thinking too much usually leaves you on the outside looking in when it comes to such things as that L-word and that R-word. You're no longer actually thinking for yourself, you're basically thinking and acting for two, so it becomes "selfish" to think about what you'll do or say instead of just doing or saying it and letting the chips fall where they may.
As Drake (yeah, Drake, damn you, i enjoy his music) says on his song "The Calm," "don't ask permission, just ask forgiveness".......
DO.... and THEN deal with the consequences. Guess it should be my new way of thinking, but i'll think of doing it before i can fully commit to doing it.
I'm a thinker. A deep thinker. An overthinker, even. I'm very rarely the person who just acts, who just. DOES. Every word uttered from my mouth, every action i take, is calculated, risk and rewards are both accounted for before anything gets said or done when it comes to Myron. This attitude or methodology of mine has served me well over the years, whether in academics or athletics. even socially. It pays to think about the shit you say before you say it. Or think before you act. Led to a pretty good GPA in HS. Also made me a good many friends and junior high/high school "relationships", because i was able to NOT offend people before they realized how much they actually liked me. For the most part, all of those things still apply to this day.
But then came along that L-word, and that ADULT R-word.
Love. Relationships. ugh.
Rational logical thoughts belong NOWHERE near those things usually. Love is a gamble ON TOP of a gamble. In all honesty, in a relationship with another person, you're NEVER REALLY sure about ANYTHING. (jaded, Myron, jaded....... i know). But there are no certainties in life besides death, so it can only apply to anything that happens in life, correct? And when you factor in that you are being considerate of ANOTHER'S thoughts and feelings, where can you really find headspace to be 100% on ANYTHING you don't know or feel on your own?
Thinking too much usually leaves you on the outside looking in when it comes to such things as that L-word and that R-word. You're no longer actually thinking for yourself, you're basically thinking and acting for two, so it becomes "selfish" to think about what you'll do or say instead of just doing or saying it and letting the chips fall where they may.
As Drake (yeah, Drake, damn you, i enjoy his music) says on his song "The Calm," "don't ask permission, just ask forgiveness".......
DO.... and THEN deal with the consequences. Guess it should be my new way of thinking, but i'll think of doing it before i can fully commit to doing it.


