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ThatGirl
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Have you ever analyzed yourself into the point there was nothing new to look at?
As a kid I analyzed my body and physical presence, as a teenager my spirituality, in my twenties my mind, and now I sometimes dabble with emotions (I get those but have yet to be able to accurately predict their meaning).
But self analysis leads to a slammed door effect. It is addictive to learn about yourself and use that to gain better tools in life and a broader understanding. Then one day, you can no longer come up with anything new, or unlock an unknown feature.
I am starting to get restless, wondering what else can I do? Craving that ability to wow at myself again. I think building new skills and becoming successful are a good way to start, but those are so cut and dry. They take time to develop and in the meantime my brain still craves.
I would be curious to know if anyone else has ever experienced something like this?
As a kid I analyzed my body and physical presence, as a teenager my spirituality, in my twenties my mind, and now I sometimes dabble with emotions (I get those but have yet to be able to accurately predict their meaning).
But self analysis leads to a slammed door effect. It is addictive to learn about yourself and use that to gain better tools in life and a broader understanding. Then one day, you can no longer come up with anything new, or unlock an unknown feature.
I am starting to get restless, wondering what else can I do? Craving that ability to wow at myself again. I think building new skills and becoming successful are a good way to start, but those are so cut and dry. They take time to develop and in the meantime my brain still craves.
I would be curious to know if anyone else has ever experienced something like this?