This is something apparently obvious, a duhbrian,we'renothatstupid moment, but it's a slightly strange, alien concept. We like to think of ourselves as enduring, and yet, we can't even endure the pressure of being. We're like... a volatile, moody video gamer. If you're not doing well in one game, turn it off, take out the cartridge, and switch to another for a short while.
If you are still confused, here are some examples of escapes.
Playing an instrument can make you feel better, because you are, at the time, concentrated in making music and you are not (should not be) thinking about your grades, or what your future job salary will be, and whether or not you will make enough to support your wife and three kids. You should be letting the music take you in, and moving with the music, right? It's an escape. A momentary escape from reality in which you can temporarily allow yourself to get high in your own way. And if you're not getting high the way you want; that's fine. Take out the cartridge, and switch to another game.
Other escapes include:
- Video games.
- Art and poetry (these two are slightly debatable because they both have the potential to become equally depressing and uplifting)
- Sports.
- Writing blog posts instead of doing homework at 11 PM (guess what I'm supposed to be doing)
- Even drugs and alcohol (which we here at Blargitty Blarghed do NOT recommend because they are both more expensive and health-damaging habits, even if they may produce a higher-quality high.)
So next time you are feeling overly stressed or partially insane:
Realize what you must dotofulfillyourdestiny,luke
And accept it as what must be done.
Escape with any means possible.
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