That's how it starts out. Life's a bitch and then you die. Work for forty+ years and have all of this shit that you don't need, "investments". A lot of young people try to impress the world and buy too many things, these things you think you own that end up owning you. I have always been one to be constantly getting rid of my material belongings, its too much of a burden to be tied to so much shit. I currently am working a job I hate, to pay the bills for an apartment that I couldn't give two fucks about. Well that's going to change right quick. I have moved all my life growing up and I thought that having my own place in Boise would make me happy but I was wrong. I used to always tell people that I would be happier in the woods, where I'm not surrounded by all of these ungrateful yuppies that think their entitled to everything because there fucking Americans. Not everyone is like that but most are in the U.S.A. as far as I'm concerned. I watched everyone I grew up with end up in jail, some in prison, and almost all addicted to hard drugs. But without a doubt I have watched them all hate where they are now and what the have become. Just machines. Its sad really that we have to pay to be alive, quite depressing honestly even troubling.
That's where it starts, in this hell that they call paradise, looking for a way out. Looking for a different way to live. I've been a traveler for a long time, I just didn't see it until now. I don't have much family, but the family I do have I thank, because I wouldn't be here without them.
I cant say for sure where I'll be in five years but regardless I'll be happier than I am right now.
Fuck The System.
Thanks, Conner.
That's where it starts, in this hell that they call paradise, looking for a way out. Looking for a different way to live. I've been a traveler for a long time, I just didn't see it until now. I don't have much family, but the family I do have I thank, because I wouldn't be here without them.
I cant say for sure where I'll be in five years but regardless I'll be happier than I am right now.
Fuck The System.
Thanks, Conner.