Nothing Has Meaning

Yeah. I have been fighting my destiny. Find and fulfill your destiny Zeus once said in the Clash of the Titans. Of course, Zeus was referring to Perseus.

I don’t really mean to fight my destiny, it’s just that I am lazy. Well, not lazy, just lackadaisical. Not invested. Carefree. In fact, there is not destiny. In fact, there is only truth. Oh darn, here I go again.

The term in fact really doesn’t mean in fact, in the sense of residing within fact. It means truthfully. But what if we think of it meaning residing within fact? Residing within fact, is truth, always present, always consistent, rarely observed. So inside of fact, there is no destiny, there is nothing, only truth.

So to think I have a destiny is foolhardy and fraudulent, and I know it.

I was just thinking, only thinking. Fantasizing. Proselytizing.

The wanna be writer mouths the words while writing. The wanna be writer can’t really write. The wanna be writer writes anyway ignorant of any shortcoming. The wanna be writer gets published. The wanna be writer makes bank.

The genius writer, goes unheeded and unheralded while suffering in pain.

The visionary enlightened writer, doesn’t write. Or do they?

Joe Middleton inspired this one. In fact, Joe said this.

The line of discussion was a facetious rant about how the men are never the problem, it’s the women. This was in reference to a divorce nearby where they have small children and are building a new home and the wife up and left, so to speak. I was calling Joe’s recent wife leaving cake in reference to this divorce. Then I mentioned that it’s never the men who cause this stuff, only the women. And the quote was born.

The joke is that the men are perfect and the woman are problematic.

We are never the problem, to us.