Well, I’m not in a very good mood now. Usually when this is so, I don’t talk. I wall myself up. Nobody hears a word from me. And it’s probably just a biologically impossible or incompatible thing for me to open up and tell why I’m upset/angry/sad/hurt.
Javier – upset – tell you about it – impossible.
It’s just who I am.
I am a very random person. I am very emotionally driven and emotionally motivated. Many people persecute me and criticize me for being such an emotional person. But I tell you, if I weren’t emotional, I wouldn’t be Javier. Because emotions shaped who I am. If not for my emotions, I wouldn’t be doing what I’ve been doing, or be saying what I’ve been saying.
I know that I always have a lot of thoughts and a lot of things to say. So one day, I had the idea of making my mind “transparent”. What I mean is, letting my thoughts and opinions be accessible to anyone. The concept was to allow people to look into my head, so that people will know me as I am.
To know me as I am. No hiding. All the anger, all the emotions, all the curiosity, all the questions, all the opinions, all the memories. Everything. All of it written in a blog. I had planned to write out my brain in a private blog. Why? Because along with the concept of a ‘transparent’ brain , I didn’t want people to comment or criticize me.
I’m not being like narrow-minded or what. But I’ve just had enough of people calling me all sorts of names and giving comments against who I am. It’s like, I don’t want people to tell me how I need to live. I don’t want people to tell me how I should do things. I don’t need people to tell me things about myself that I already know.
Only God can judge me.
So I did start that private blog. I wrote some really personal stuff in there – that blog probably was deeply imprinted with my essence. It’s like my soul was there. Because in that private blog, I could freely let loose my mind to say whatever I want and expect that nobody would comment or criticize.
However, how in the world would the ‘transparent’ brain concept work if I kept the blog private? So I allowed certain individuals access to it. I planned that maybe someday in my future years, I would make it public. Who knows I could compile everything and make it a book or autobiography or something.
But one day, one of those privileged individuals made a comment about something I said. To be honest, I was very hurt. I was very hurt, I was very hurt.
That very night, I deleted that private blog. Gone was my avenue; my Muse weeps eternally because now she is caged once again but this time for it is for all time. Gone was my freedom to speak my mind without fearing condemnation and criticism. There is no point for me to start another one in future, because I’ll just end up deleting it again. And the cycle repeats.
I feel so devastated just recalling about this incident.
Yet, I feel so comfortable talking about this. I don’t know why I can’t tell any of these sort of things face-to-face with a person. Not even with my closest friend. Ironically, I’m daring enough to reveal things like this in my blog.
Maybe it’s the mask and comfort of the Internet.
One night, my girlfriend said that I get upset over the littlest things, and because of that reason, she also said that I’m worse than a girl. That was probably the greatest insult that I’ve ever received. She practically castrated me.
Humiliation isn’t something I accept very well, being a proud person.
That night when she said that, I just didn’t know what to make of it. But what I do know is that from now on, I’ll just keep quiet.
I had a dream once. It was something like this. My girlfriend was nagging on me because she was unhappy with my girlish-ness, and she said, “Why can’t guys be more independent and self-motivated? Why do they get upset so easily? Why are you always so emotional?”
I just answered, “Well, if girls are so smart, why don’t women rule the world? Why was Adam born first? Why was Adam put in charge of the entire world? Why was Jesus a man but not a woman?’
And she wanted to reply, and I knew she was going to apologize for talking too much, and she would admit that she was being disrespectful.
But before she could speak, I silenced her by saying, “There, you’re still going to talk.”
I feel so angry now. It’s so crazy that I think I’m gonna need to go through a hard time repenting and re-conciliating myself to a number of people.
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