A Narrative Essay on Human defect

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The question is why do we crave for something suddenly as if it is the only thing we want in our life sometimes?

I think emotions make people slave of themselves. It is the never-ending facade of reality and imagination like a whirlwind. I do not like things this way. why can't we just focus on things which matter most of the time? For example, building your own business from scratch or learning something new, or diving deeper into something you know already. I am actually trying to find solutions to all these problems humans face. Why should we have emotions? why can't we work without emotions? we are a defective piece in the universe!

Procrastination is another form of the above scenario. Somedays I just don't feel like working for things that matter to me in the long or short term. I know this might create a lot of challenges for me going ahead. But I simply cannot kick my ass off the ground.

Why do overthink about someone so much?

Thinking!


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