facing a problem

[tsubame]

I am sitting at my own computer in my own apartment, paid for out of the decent salary that I earn myself. I have numerous luxuries, I can eat out whenever I want, I slowly but steadily add to my savings. I am not in debt to anyone financially, I am largely tax-exempt since my salary, while decent, is not enough to particularly interest either government concerned. In addition to my own savings, I have an inheritance left to me by my grandmother that will provide a healthy leg-up to whatever I want to do next. I have a good job that keeps me busy and provides sufficient intellectual challenge, friends that I enjoy spending time with, and (I think, anyway) the respect of my coworkers. My resume, while not particularly lengthy, is strong in terms of work experience and shows my reliability and desirability in equal measure.

Why is it, then, that I feel like I have no future?

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[pirateonthebay.livejournal.com]

Maybe it's something in the air. Or the universe. The current era? I, with my rather more eccentric but honestly not terrible prospects, stats, et cetera, feel the same way. Thou art my sister, O Scryer of Olde. It's nice to have good company, anyway.

Forgive me I'm rambling

[(Anonymous)]

Make peace with the past, enjoy yourself in the present and the future will become less important.

Fortunetly, none of us know what the future holds for us. Would any of us be able to make a choice or decision if we knew it would lead to pain, heartbreak and failure. We would than of course miss out on the pleasure, passion and success as they don't seem so important when juxtaposed with the former.

Though you can't see it now, you definitely have a most exciting future ahead of you, filled with all the things previously talked about and more.