I live with what I've done, who I've loved, and the future my past creates.
MARK F. TWIGHT
Reject what didn’t work for you and move on. You don’t need an adversary. You don’t need to be angry that something no longer serves you. You just need to change. Or, in the words of a dear friend, you shouldn’t “give a shit about people who don’t give a shit.”
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Sometimes it is best to sit still. To observe. To rewire shorted circuits that drained the battery. To cut the knot instead of untying it, to give the rope a new end. And to let thirst build. To wait patiently until hunger becomes a scream. Until anger makes a fist, or joy does the same.
One simplistic concept surfaces over and over: work on your weaknesses. We all know this is a truth but to work or change we must first recognize and accept that some parts are weak, and some are strong.
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I was a middle class American with stone-written future. The promises should have made me happy but society tried to talk me out of being what I really was.
I hated the recipe and refused to be a cog in the cultural machine. I discovered punk music and climbing at about the same time. Both called me to rebellion.
