Work-Life Balance
As my desire to do anything but work grows, I find myself with very little time to play many games these days. I have a big move coming up as well as some work transitions coming shortly thereafter, and I just wish for time to stop for a moment.
Looking back, it’s easy to see why parents nag you to enjoy your earlier years because they fly by – I started the regular work life when I was 16, still in high school, and haven’t stopped much since. I think the longest period of time I’ve spent unemployed since then was a timespan of 2 weeks. It’s insane to think about in that aspect.
And I love to revert to some of my younger tendencies, and love to break normal sentence conventions when it fits my weird writing aesthetic, hopefully to show the tension in my thoughts. There are moments I look back on even throughout college where I wish I would have been able to slow down and enjoy more of my time there, and spend more time with friends. It’s harder than I imagined to keep all those friendships at a similar level when you’re thousands of miles apart.
I don’t write all of this to say pity me -- this is more just a stream of consciousness post that I’m echoing into the void as I reflect on the past several years, thankful for the memories I’ve made, wishing I would have made more...wishing I could play more Persona 5: Royal right now.
But here I am, writing this post, figuring out the logistical details of my residential move and work transition, when I’d rather be in Leblanc – asking my homeroom teacher to brew some coffee while I finish a crossword puzzle and buy items off of a shady black-market website.
Something in my brain made me think...
...I should write something.












