Who Am I?

I’m not in an existential crisis, yet I’m asking this question frequently. I didn’t think this question was important to answer quickly, yet I’m in need of a solid answer.

Who are you?

What can you do?

Frankly, I still don’t have an answer. It frightens me, but I have been even more frightened by the fact that no one seemed to ask themselves this question. This is not a simple yes or no, or a question with short answers. Few people even knew their influence and their changes based on other’s influence.

This is those kinds of questions where it can be written in a single sentence, yet have multiple pages as its answers. It is a question that defines humanity and what borders between being human and not. It defines your views, your answers to challenges and your point. This question cannot be answered within a day, a month, even a year. It took half a lifetime to figure out, and another half to execute.

So who am I? I could only guess. Asking this question is more meaningful than answering it, because it gives you a sense of purpose, a lifetime goal. Everyone is born with a purpose, but the purpose is never clear from the start. Try to find the answer, and tell me, who are you?

Dead Alone

Light a fire in your heart, and let it burn.

Whenever you feel dire, when your life is dangling in front of you, or whenever you feel isolated, you are truly alone.

Being alone isn’t just being individualistic. It’s not about the number of people currently with you. It’s about the feeling, that feeling of dread as if the world’s falling apart.

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