Boredom.

There is always a factor of uncertainty when it comes to life, which I've come to respect a whole lot. As scary as it is, it also is, like I've mentioned before, the something that makes life a little more interesting than it would be otherwise. If everything is too planned out and if we had every one of our questions answered, well, we'd be very, very lazy.

Hello there, I'm the Earthian.

There are only a few things in today's fast moving, technology oriented life of ours that make us get up and actually do something. Most things are at the click of our fingers and we have gotten so very  addicted to it that it sort of feels queer to even go shopping with something in our minds.
Now, what does any of this have to do with the factor of uncertainty?
Sometimes, because everything is so easily available to us, we choose to refrain from doing activities that can actually bring a sense of thrill, a sense of joy that comes from surprise. We avoid being around new people, new situations to a very large extent, mostly only because we feel like we have better things to do in our rooms, closed. We have just started to avoid the uncertain and surround ourselves only with things that we know are boring.

But it doesn't have to be this way. Whilst it's comfortable, being able to do everything with a touch of a screen, it's also really, really boring.
And you know it too. So get up, and do yourself a favour. You'll thank yourself, trust me.

Lots of love, peace.