Thoughts Trapped in my Mind

Although completely useless majoring in Philosophy was one of my better decisions. On one side I have tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt pursuing a degree which is useless in the working world… on the other it opened my mind up to critical thinking, logic, and the common sense to question everything. This is a blessing and a curse. The curse is getting trapped inside my own mind and becoming lost within the bright lights of neuron blasts. 


Thought bondage I think of my reality, my existence… trapped. I cry when I realize this will be the perpetual cycle… never-ending. For as long as I am alive I will forever be tormented by my own mind, so easily broken around ever corner.


I used to fear deaths embrace, but being scared and beat down by life will turn fears into wishing.


Filed under: Absolute Truth, Confessions, Death, Depression, Diary, Fear, Insanity, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Personal, Personality Disorder, Philosophy, Uncategorized Tagged: college degree, critical thinking, debt, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Philosophy, philosophy degrees, student loan, suicidal thoughts
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