Ship Without A Rudder

For me, I think the hardest part about life now isn’t so much life itself, but what to do with it.  Most of my childhood was about getting wrong advice or just turned off from the world and then when I became an adult it was more about finding ways to get myself out of the toxic environment I was in so I can be my own person that I really don’t have a clue.

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A Childhood Game

Talking with other people about certain subjects reminds me of childhood.  The conversation being something like this one

“Is”

“Is Not”

“Is”

“Is Not”

And so on….  To me a complete a waste of time to me.  If I wanted that kind of conversation, I will go talk to my grandchildren.

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Bathroom Break

I sometimes wonder if I should bother writing.  It just seems to take up so much of my time doing it.  It just takes up so much time, because it is hard to find the words to describe what was going on.  To capture the intensity, feelings or something that occurred over years in a few thousand words.  Well I am going to give it a try today.  Especially in regards to my childhood and bathrooms.

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The Big City aka Where the Monster Lives

Thinking back on my childhood, there was times when it was good.  Like before I was six years old, it was good because my father had yet to become the monster he would become.  But even after I was six years old there was times when it was good.  Usually involved any time I was away from my father for any length of time.  One summer it was really good when I repeated trips to the big city.

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Fork in the Road

I have been thinking again about the reasons why I join the military.  The reason I would tell anyone at the time why I did it was to do my patriotic duty.  Later on, I would tell people that I joined to escape my abusive father.  That is true as long as you don’t get into specifics too much.  My father was abusive and I did join to escape him.  But the abuse wasn’t what I was escaping from with joining.  Instead I was escaping from temptation and revenge.

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