Have you ever felt a mass of pint-up energy concentrate in the pit of your stomach giving you wings to try new things without inhibition or thought for consequences?
Have you ever acted on it?
I want to.
But I'm not sure where to begin!
The possiblities are endless.
Although most are benign, some could be considered quite reckless.
*giggle*
Let's face it: I'm far to cautious to be reckless.
I'd like to be.
But there are some things a person simple can't be.
For me, it's the act of living totally in one moment.
I can't do it.
I'll always look at things from multiple angles; examining the facets and searching for flaws in the plan.
I can't be reckless.
No matter how much I wish I could.
Have you ever acted on it?
I want to.
But I'm not sure where to begin!
The possiblities are endless.
Although most are benign, some could be considered quite reckless.
*giggle*
Let's face it: I'm far to cautious to be reckless.
I'd like to be.
But there are some things a person simple can't be.
For me, it's the act of living totally in one moment.
I can't do it.
I'll always look at things from multiple angles; examining the facets and searching for flaws in the plan.
I can't be reckless.
No matter how much I wish I could.
Disagree, do it.
ReplyDeleteI once asked a friend what she was doing for a summer. When she said, "Working for my parents," I flippantly asked if I could too. She said yes, so I gave it a go. Turned out to be a great summer with great new friends and experiences.
I'm the same way, and I've done "reckless" things twice - just doing it despite possible consequences - and I always regretted the outcome. The only reckless thing you should do is one that will PROBABLY have good consequences. =P But then, it's not quite reckless, is it?
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