There are some pedagogic wonderings I always
had in mind, revolving around my concern of increasing the statistics of
learning speed and quality. I wonder of how some experiences can create
adherence and others create aversion, so we’ll stick to them or want to escape
or be distanced from it for the rest of our lives.
It isn’t a simple factor that creates repulse
instead of attraction. It isn’t simply a matter of something being harmful.
I’ve had some bad experiences that twistingly became influential to my tastes. In
a way or another, all experiences become crests, and even pain and sorrow can
unexpectedly be sort of appealing if something goes wrong. At the same time
there are daily events that instead of making me get used to it and having them
part of my life, being constantly in touch with them makes me weary and wearier
These experiences have absolutely no adherence to them, no matter how much I’ve
experienced them in my life.
My hypothesis is that I can’t attach to things
that are mine. Sometimes I feel that I just want to be far from all that
represents me, as saltless as it feels to me. This is just how present and
influential the Outsider Complex is to me. One little short visit to another
city creates stronger wehmut responses than the usual wehmut created by
repetition of my routines. Everything that resembles the life and routine of
others apparently is much more enticing and it’s much more appealing to me than
most of my personal experiences.
I think I will them Spy Crests, because they
can be treacherous. I just realized they were the most enjoyable crests before
I had this realization, now I feel a little dizzy to think about it. I think it
has to do with quartzes and diamonds, as the new and impacting experiences
influence the wehmut process, but this isn’t just that. I can’t admit that the
thought of imagining outside my life for the mere fact it is not my life.
Simply imagining my routine being lived by someone else makes it so much more
tasteful.
Apparently makes the mindscapes and crests become
get this adherent. Not all of them go like that, and I can sort of track down a
mindscape when it has this spy crest to it, so I can ignore it. No, I need to
change that, I don’t want to feel connected to other people after what I’ve
been through. I can’t let that kind of dependence interfere in my enjoyment of
life. But at the same time, suddenly the tastes of my life have gone stale
again, but on the other hand it’s as if what I was making me happy was… a lie?
Gee, now this is really complicated…
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