Self-Reliance

[mlerules]

This is key. Vital to work on taking control of my destiny, or rather, since this is only possible to a certain extent, at least not associating it necessarily w/another or others'. Mine rather than "ours."

I do like the idea of "ours." And mebbe sometime that'll come about again. THAT = the hope/desire that some "we" will happen/develop & matter aka be accompanied by consistent and/or persistent action towards mutually desired 'n' desirable goals. But for now, for the foreseeable future, it's just me myself & I. This is less of a selfish wish than it might sound; it's more of a reality-based approach to my life 'n' future nowadays.

It's scary, challenging, necessary, and exciting. And it's not to decry friends(hips) (who/that're important and relevant and vital), but to point out that my current future history is not currently bound up tightly w/anybody else('s).

Can myth-making happen for/with/by just one person?

A new guiding light: “Being a poet is not writing a poem, but finding a new way to live.” – Paul la Cour

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[princekermit.livejournal.com]

Can myth-making happen for/with/by just one person?

Of course. Depending on who you talk to, our very selves are the result of personal myth-making. But on a less "woo" level, I've heard of plenty of clourses in personal myth-making. Also, check out a new movie out called "Finding Joe."