Seems Like I Should Be Gettin' Somewhere
I, like Julie, have realized something in the last few days. I have absolutely no passion. There's nothing in this world that I wake up in the morning dying to do. My life has pretty much no direction. The only reason I even stayed at Concordia was because of the people I met there, and now I don't even have that. So, why go back? I'm not particularly enjoying any of my classes or professors, but does anyone? Am I the only person that feels the need to enjoy what I'm doing? I just hate going through the motions.
And I really hate not having a passion for anything.
And I really hate not having a passion for anything.
posted by Kyssa at 5/01/2006 01:22:00 PM
5 Comments:
You aren't the only one my dear. I don't know if I really have a passion either. I'm still trying to figure that out. And I do like a couple of my professors, but not really any of my classes right now. I just don't care about them because they don't interest me. Ugh.
I think that u have a passion, just what is that passion? Think of what you love to do. Reading books, talking to people, etc. Think of the small things that make you tick. Those are the passion. Indeed, you might not be able to find a definite future or major in those things, but they can help you build one. Am I right? As far as Concordia goes, I have no idea as to what happened, and that's fine, but do what YOU want to do dear Kyssa. The best part of the whole it's your future thing is that you can build it anyway you want. Heck, be a bum. I mean you won't have any money, but at least if that's what you want to be you can be it. Go AMERICA! anyway, do what makes you happy. The rest, let your heart lead you. that's what I have to do. Much love
I don't have a passion for anything either. And I feel your college pain, but it's almost over for the summer. :)
you dont need passion to be happy... im like you, just surviving w.o a "passion" but its all gravy baby ;) just keep treading water and everything will fall into place. just believe...
See, my problem is just the opposite. I feel like I'm passionate about SO MANY things. I want to be so many things, and do so many things--how can I pick just one for the rest of my life?
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