Will It Ever Get Better?

Hey.  I know the title of this article may seem a bit “heavy and depressing”, and not gonna lie, it is.  Yeah, sad article coming at ya!  And yes, I know that in my previous article I literally said how I would no longer be writing super sad articles on this blog anymore, but, unfortunately when I went to write my next article (this article) this is what I ended up wanting to talk about.  And what’s that?  Feeling behind in life.  Feeling lost.  Feeling sad.  You know, fun stuff!

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When Real Life Sinks In…

As many of you already know, I haven’t felt okay for a while now.  It’s been a hectic few months and life is, and has been, just kind of a lot.  I go on a cycle of feeling okay (usually when I go out and get a random thing I don’t really need like another new book) to feeling sad, anxious, and depressed.  Real life is starting to sink in for me, and in all honesty, I am not ready for it.

Life and Time… Is It Possible To Truly Appreciate A Moment In Time?

In the series finale of the HBO television series Six Feet Under, the character of Nate says something that rings so very true to real life.  As his younger sister Claire is taking a picture of their family before she sets off to start a new journey in her life, Nate says to her, “You can’t take a picture of it.  It’s already gone”.  I watched this finale when it originally aired on TV, and it’s been a piece of television that has always stayed with me.  Although, it wasn’t until years later when I watched those last few moments of the finale again where I realized how true what Nate says to Claire really is.  Moments in time will always pass us by, even as we are living in those moments.  Since time is something that never stops, that continues to move forward every single second, is it possible to truly appreciate any moment we are living if time is constantly moving forward?