apt-get's journal
That is not the only reason, though. One of my most critical failings, at least in my view, is a lack of artistic creativity that grew along with my intellectual laziness. I used to be much more inventive when I was younger: imaginary worlds, music, and writing were all things that used to be so much more accessible to me. As I started to grow up, a switch seemed to flip in my head, and I became much more self-conscious about anything I did, while shame and embarrassment mattered much less to me in the past: going by the MBTI types, I guess I went from an INFP to an INTJ. I enjoy my hobbies and passions as they are at the moment, but that sacrifice still saddens me. Being left with a tenth of your piano skills compared to a decade ago is definitely not a nice feeling.
Hopefully regularly putting down my thoughts on (virtual) paper might allow me to gain back this creativity I lost.
There's plenty of other things I should have probably talked about first, but I'll leave that to another entry.
Last modified: February 24, 2023