you’re exactly right for where you are meant to go

Your anxious restlessness, your unquenchable thirst, your lingering aggression already cracking through a paper-thin layer of civilized behavior;
Are, indeed, disturbing signs.

Just not of you.

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It is remarkable how toxic, how debilitating, how all immersive the curse of human civilization has become.
Like the microplastics in our bodies, we would not be able to get them out, even if we could all agree they are harmful.
Which in all probability, when it comes to how unnatural and soulless our lives have become;
We will not agree on.

Not on if one tribe of pre-historic humans overthrowing the other, and the real risk of ending up in a cooking pot or between the jaws of a wild animal, was not actually the better deal all along.

But what I do know is this;
The past ten years, between 2014 and 2024, the internalization of small, repressive, industrialized or better “digitalized”, thinking has taken flight.

That if we look back now, at the 1999 movie Fight Club, and we see it raging against the machine of 9-5 productivity and how corporate culture turned us into zombies;
We see a world that was still surprisingly simple, to get out of.

At the turn of the century, Tyler Durden’s rules dictating how to run the secret groups and ultimately overthrow the system, were still sufficient to stay under the radar.

Yes, I know.
We now have digital warriors, and on all sides.
Fight Club’s current day Project Mayhem would have been an army of them, without a doubt.

But it all brings us back to the question;
Is it all worth it?

Or should we start celebrating every real-life, physical, dirty and challenging, soul still roaming this earth?
Be that person, and rise as high and as far, and as often as we can, into uncharted territory. Turn our backs, on everything nibbling at our free thought, capping our free speech, and devouring our consciousness.

And be free.

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~Suzanne
Rock Star Writer

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