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[athelstanent]

Jsut went on a long walk. Thought about many things. It all boils down to this. I love my bunny. Loving one other is not enough to live on. That sounds silly considering that his love for me and my love for him is a core of my being now. So what eles? Well I'll be buying a home making it into a place I want to live (a odd concept for me.) Then on to living life. I've pulled me self out of deep depression cycles before to a new level. I think I'm starting to do that again. It's jsut hard not to be complacent. I'll figure it out.

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Complacency

[ghostbehr.livejournal.com]

If your love for your Bunny is not enough, then what is? I will argue that you are asking the wrong question, or at least looking at it from the wrong side. You have been blessed with a wonderful partner, a decent job and good friends, what more do you need? People always tend to ignore the value of that which they have and keep searching for something new and exciting, but whose value is dubious at best. I am not suggesting that you become complacent, but i am suggesting that you really look at the value of all the things in your life and then think about how you can enhance the value of the things that you already have rather than start a search for something you feel you are missing.

Re: Complacency

[athelstan.livejournal.com]

You are right. I keep thinking that I need to keep looking. It's worked in the past when I really was young and had not opened my eyes. Now that they are open, and have seen many things why should I think that searching is the best answer? Time to take the zen path, sit down, and start my journey.

Thank you.