Bloggability
Sep. 11th, 2006 02:42 amI should not be allowed to think.
There should be some kind of law passed to stop me or a neural inhibitor tagged onto my temples to suppress this kind of thing.
Currently it's like my mind has a filter which loops back things I've already thought or heard or seen but with all the goodness and innocence strained out, like a purifying filter that collects up all the dark scummy foam from the top of my brain and concentrates it.
I mention this because regularly I will blog things as an alternative to thinking about them. If I smear my dark depressing thoughts online for everyone to see like a psychological dirty protest, the feedback tends to clear them up somewhat, and leave me feeling cleaned of anything depressing lurking in my head.
( Unless the content of the thoughts is unbloggable. )
There should be some kind of law passed to stop me or a neural inhibitor tagged onto my temples to suppress this kind of thing.
Currently it's like my mind has a filter which loops back things I've already thought or heard or seen but with all the goodness and innocence strained out, like a purifying filter that collects up all the dark scummy foam from the top of my brain and concentrates it.
I mention this because regularly I will blog things as an alternative to thinking about them. If I smear my dark depressing thoughts online for everyone to see like a psychological dirty protest, the feedback tends to clear them up somewhat, and leave me feeling cleaned of anything depressing lurking in my head.
( Unless the content of the thoughts is unbloggable. )