The Unwritten Law.

Ever since I was young, I was taught why I need to be the best. I was taught to analyze the wrongs and make everything right. I was taught about succeeding alone. I was taught about why I need to focus on getting rich at some point in my life. You may wonder what's wrong with that.

Hey there, I'm the Earthian. Let's be Earthians together.

And honestly, I was taught about life, taught about life as if there was an unwritten law for it that everyone just follows. Like how Shakespeare portrays life in his poem, "All the world's a stage". We take birth, we grow up, we study, we get a job, we find a partner we make a family and at one fine point, perish away. This is the law, it seems. This is what's been passed from generations and what will be passed to all the upcoming generations.
None of this is bad, I agree. But is it good, is the question. Is any of this worth it? What's the point of all of this? I guess not many people have the same question in their minds. People have been taught that at some point in their lives, they have to settle down. Settle down financially, settle down physically, settle down with a decent job that pays well and settle down with a family that makes life meaningful.
To see that most are okay with this, to see that most want to play along with this, to see that most agree with this, makes me wonder if I'm a weirdo doing things that just are contradictory to the natural human tendency. I guess that's okay too, to be weird. If weird is what is going to define my attitude, I'll happily take it, for I find this life of mine very weird indeed.

Lots of love, peace.