Simple enough. I was pissed at myself. I sat down one night and made a site. I made a commitment. I made a lengthy rant. Three points were made and a resolution was made to counteract them. One, I was uninspired. I had no idea how to update, and was worried that I'd not be able to update as I would have liked. Two, I hated how little of a life I had (have). Three, I hated how I would always state things as generalizations, instead of bringing up real facts about my life.


    So, twenty five posts to bring my life some meaning and direction. I had three real points to cover. I came to the conclusion that my lack of a social life was the cause of my lack of inspiration. After a few failed attempts at getting a life, I came to the conclusion that I wasn't really meant to have one...not yet, at least. I have nothing to contribute to anything. I am an observer, but talk little about it. My problem of generalization still bugs me, but I think I'm getting better at it. I wrote about a few things in a way that I normally would not have (the Kigurumi stuff, blatent religious stuff, mah jong stuff). I don't know what triggered me to write all that. It could have been my lack of blogging material, but who knows. As I was writing those posts, I found myself very often hovering my pinky over the backspace key and debating whether to actually keep writing it. I thought even longer about posting it. More than ever, I can say that I really don't care what you think of what I do. Granted, I love to hear from people who disagree, I think I'm just starting to get over the whole thought of writing things in order to avoid such a disagreement. This didn't help me to get a life at all, but it did get me inspired.


    Simply put, two out of three ain't bad. I didn't get a life. I didn't really expect to get one at all. Still, I believe that the other two build up to it, so I'm probably closer to having a life now than I was twenty five days ago. I definately have a renewed sense of inspiration. I have ideas once again. Feasable ideas that seem interesting. I wonder, though, if giving up generalization will make it harder for me to make abstract updates. I guess I'll find out soon. Meh.