Inside this fluid and impermanent world, there is no end unaccompanied by a new beginning. And from the greatest transitions we strive through, we craft history.
But when attitude collapses to craft an atmosphere of apparent stillness, the contemporary world is born.
As much as I may be a hypocrite while saying this, a change for the better can only begin if we start it with ourselves. Only then can we ensure it will be perpetuated.
As Denis Oliveira once sang:
The world is spinning but you remain the same,
You know, revolution isn't your name.
There is still some actual music beyond our authentic cultural roots down here, you know.I'm not saying you need as many people as possible on today's reality, however. Impersonating a character for the sake of popularity can be extremely costly, but loneliness isn't a good path on the long run either.
With this issue of yours, and so many others out there we learn about on our way toward adulthood, finding and keeping the perfect balance is the best answer.
Try to make a handful of friends, but some good ones. You'll need them as much as they might need someone else someday.
If you feel lost, you don't have to start planning out complex deviations. Words are more than enough to brighten one's day, and a picture is the shortest path towards remembrance.
Don't rely on intermediates. Living or legacy, esoteric symbol or widely praised.
Lastly, true death does only arrive when all memories fade away.
But as long as we stand, young and volatile, you will be remembered.
You've crafted companions out of complete strangers, all while behind the shroud of anonimity.
Now lift that mask, go out there and ♥♥♥♥ do the same.
May the winds be on your side as often as possible.