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I am always filled with weirdness, vastness and wonder that life holds.

 I don't know. Life is weird. Nobody knows what it is, nobody knows how does it work, and most of them don't even care. Just looking, hearing, sense of being is odd to me. Existence of something rather than nothing is fascinating, wonderful, scary, odd, and weird. A sense of being or popping out of nothing, out of nowhere, just grabs my attention.


Asking questions that are very complicated to answer like what is life? What is time? who am I? what is space? am I alive? What is experienced? and getting stuck with them, Contemplating about them, spending time on them, getting amazed by them and one day just gone. Not even a single hint of existence. Not even a............... It's gone completely and it's just nothing. It's so, so, so weird. It's so weird that I don't have words.

 I'm just amazed.




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