
You get yourself sold back to you today. The lost generation: selling you shit is made easy when you’re pummeled by confusion, narcissism, and soul-homelessness. Experience is obsolete in this world; being something is the current ideal to strive for. Being for the sake of the disgusting self that believes it’s better than all the other disgusting selves. Pure stupidity. But then I think, who does anything for the experience- Chris McCandless? Not even him. His experience was served with a side of ego. Every figure you’ve heard of, serves their work with a side of ego. Is this just human nature, or are some people morally superior than others; like the farmer in Iowa who hunts muskrats, drinks beer, and fucks his wife. My idea of idealism stifles me and consumes me with guilt. It feels tangible- this idealism. The belief that I can write to write, without my disgusting ego butting in, or leave it all to live out of a backpack and connect with nature. But it’s all bullshit. I’m not morally superior- I’m scum; then see how I self-deprecated just now to stroke my ego out of honesty. Honesty is served with a side of ego too. The ego is unescapable; now I’m turning into Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Underground Man. Maybe I should kill muskrats, find one woman to fuck for the rest of my life, and procreate like the stupid ape I am. Served with a side of ego of course.
Knowledge of one’s life- awareness, whatever you want to call it, this is the vile of my existence. It leads to my ego creeping in. It stupefies me feeling and experiencing by filling my head with thoughts. With thoughts based out of this construct of self. Fucking bullshit. I’m nobody; and not in the pitiful sense, but in the philosophical sense. I am nobody because the ego is a sly sham, a façade, an intangible virus that destroys the good in life. But fuck does it make for some cathartic writing, while listening to Nevermind by Nirvana. Listening to Nirvana is no chore either: the effort it took to subdue my ego into letting me listen to something unobscured, popular, and cool like Nirvana and then writing about it, was not easy. Hopefully my honesty makes me more interesting now that I’m the guy listening to Nirvana. Ego! Ego! Ego! Ahhhh!