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You're still making a choice, and decided when to stop asking follow-up questions. But you're still finding meaning in the abyss - you're choosing what to live
by deanCommie 4y ago
You're still making a choice, and decided when to stop asking follow-up questions.
But you're still finding meaning in the abyss - you're choosing what to live for.
Which is great!
Most people can't get there. They stare into the abyss, and run screaming back to some false comfort.
- AngriestLettuce 4y agoIt's not so much that I've stopped asking questions, as it is that I am no longer unsafe about what I know. I question my reality every day, but not having all the answers no longer scares me. I know what I know, I know what I don't know, and I know what I think but can't prove. I find out new things every day, and that makes me happy. I stop asking questions once I am satisfied I understand something, not before. Sometimes I'll leave a question for later, to give my brain some time to digest it, but besides that, I'm always working through something or other. Just gotta ask the right questions is all.