Filling Voids

There’s this experiment I want to try. I thought of it myself. I named it “Lonely Soul”. It’s an experiment on trying to shut down from the world. As I get older I realize that people aren’t who you think they are. That realization becomes overwhelming every single time the opportunity present itself.  People let you down constantly. Eventually you get so tired of it that it becomes bothersome to you.

The experiment starts off by you distancing yourself from everyone. Not only for the purpose of silencing everyone to understand what you truly need, but also because you want to see who cares enough to reach out. Next step is to slowly become a mute. Don’t speak if it’s not required. For example, if you’re working in an environment that involves you to interact with people, well that of course is something you would have to do. However, if you work alone and communication is not needed, try it. See how that turns out for you.

The final step is to do every single thing by yourself. As in, go to the gym by yourself. Cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner by yourself. Read more, focus on work and promotions. Silence the world but excel in the things you want the most. The point of this experiment is to silence the world so we can understand what we’re truly missing. Sometimes we fill our voids with deception of others. We look for something in them that we’re missing. And we could never figure out what that is because we don’t even know what that is. Silence the world. Pay attention to your inner self. You’ll learn more about yourself than you ever did before.