Bookworm on Dec 04 2012 at 11:24 am | Filed under: Open Threads
This is my mind right now:
Yeah, that’s right. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I’m getting vertigo looking into the blank, black hole of my own thoughts.
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some days, all you can offer the world is “meh”.
You almost (?) make it sound like a bad thing, Bookworm.
I’m one of those people who can only imagine, if that, what it would be like to have absolutely nothing on your mind or in your thoughts. But I think I can tell you in full honesty that I would prefer lack of thoughts and a ‘black hole’ mind to worrying and mulling to the point of headache and difficulty falling asleep, as I am prone to, or to a dark, gloomy mood, mind and thoughts as I’ve been having for months.
Being in darkness of thought all your life (as some people seem to be) is not a good thing. But I don’t think it’s a good think to be reflexive and worrying all the time either.