Carl Rivera43 said:I know this, I am not looking for hatred, illusions, or falsehoods.
If I may offer some advice—perhaps you shouldn't leave behind the very things you claim not to seek? 🙂
I am not saying that you *are* doing that, I am merely suggesting it... you see...
when someone feels like they are "running in circles," there is a significant possibility they will eventually stumble upon exactly what they "lost." 😉
I am seeking love, happiness, and kindness.
Well, then go out and find it... because even if you "find" it, the question remains whether it will actually want you, right? ... especially if it knows exactly what it does NOT want, much like yourself. 👍
And please, try to understand that the words you choose are perhaps the most important thing of all, or at least as vital as anything else you might hear.You chose the word SEEKING... so...
imagine you are searching for a flower in the middle of the Mojave Desert... it isn't exactly the most intuitive place to look... I am not saying they don't exist there... but... you see... if you are searching for something and can't find it, don't be surprised... because a search is fundamentally required to reach a discovery... I suppose... it's just common sense... a search is necessary to find what one seeks... if that is truly what you want...
Or perhaps I have misunderstood the context or the nuance of your words... and what you actually mean is that
you are "DEMANDING" in the sense of "I want," "I need," or "I must": those sort of childish justifications people use to excuse their own misery:
So, you are seeking... seeking...
but who says you can't enjoy the journey along the way? Why shouldn't the search itself be the most interesting part? Either way, you are already seeking. Now, you could spend your time complaining about how you can't find it, or haven't found it yet, or obsessing over why you are seeking what you are seeking, or what you will do when you finally find it, or whether you are still seeking the same thing you were seeking when you first started... and countless other variations of that struggle... because if you worry too much about the act of seeking, your perception might become so distorted that you lose sight of the goal entirely... ☕ do you follow my meaning? Please, don't kill me with "maybe" or "probably"—just give me a yes or a no. 🙂