'What next?' (2)

To continue from where I left off in my previous blog article, the answer to the question of 'what are you planning to do next?' is probably that they're still figuring it out, whomever you're asking that question to.

Hello there, I'm 'the Earthian', a name I've given myself, because, well, why not? I like our planet, it's a good place.

Personally, when I get asked that question, I'd want tell them I'm planning to build a rocket that could escape this solar system, which, of course, is possible, but is, of course, not the truth. I'd want to tell that, but doing so without coming across as rude is very hard, and a negative conversation with someone is the last thing I want to have. it doesn't help, being impolite. It's easy to ask questions they say, never really to answer them, they also say. Never easy to answer mostly because it's personal. Like I said before, it's a rather simple question to answer but when you're finding the answer to that yourself, you'll be put in a really tight spot. Do you tell them the truth or do you smile it off? Ask me, and I'd tell you to do exactly what you'd honestly like to do. If you can ignore the judgements or spin it in a positive way, go ahead. If snubbing it makes sense to you, do that. Whatever your heart says. And if you really are spending your time not-so-wisely, better do something about it too. 

Love, peace.