I used to have definitive tastes and definitive ideals of romanticized desires, like some bohemian utopia spinning records and drinking rum in the day time with a wander lust girl that only wanted to wander with me and me alone kind of daydream...but now...not a clue really. As a young artist I lived the idea of an artist and now I see that life is art and that all interactions and commingling is far more interesting than getting what I thought I wanted because of this illusion of what and who I am... I think I figured it out during a time of fierce desperation, a time when the person didn't matter, because nothing mattered except having someone around me to nullify the loneliness, or to use to vent pent up lusts upon. I found the strangeness of those nights more interesting than the idleness of being with the person I made myself belief I was supposed to be madly in love with...and then I didn't know what love was... reading French existential philosophers and Henry Miller at the time didn't help... and maybe now it's full circle and that simpleness seems more appealing...
I don't know if there are starting points to when life is supposed to be really taking off, really coming together. It's just whatever it is we are doing right now. I've never been capable of the long haul in anything. I feel this thing called non existence creeping up on me always, this mortality, and I feel I need to cram as much as I can into this life before it's too late. Which makes me unstable, unreliable and compulsive. But only to someone who can't deal with compulsive instability...and so far...none of them have...that all probably makes me sound horrible. The abnormality of me has been to my favour on occasion though. I seem to pique the interest of a woman now and again because of my dark passions. For a short while anyway. They all see the no-future soon enough and disappear. Most likely they think I won't hurt anyway, being the man I am, but I hurt...I f*****g hurt more than the guy you leave and go back to...'cause even when you were here I was still alone...