I know the feeling. There are such depths of beauty in the world that we will never experience them all. It isn't fomo, it is just the shame of it all.
It'll only get worse as more and more brilliant and creative minds are brought into the world and produce their interpretations.
Chatting with you always reminds me of my youth, sitting around a table in the concrete garden of the university I attended, wearing cheap, cold clothes; and talking about a world that my eyes were not yet open to. Even 17 years later, it feels like my eyes are still not yet open to the wonders that surround my skull.
PS: I finished writing my review for Disco Elysium today, I'll publish it in about a week's time - I've got a backlog of other stuff queued up before it :)
I get your meaning completely.
I actually miss times when with group of people from my year we would just wonder about talking 'big ideas', art, books and stuff. Reality check is scary;/
When I get older I tend to equates small beauty with great beauty. I stopped prioritising things according to their quality and the time spent on it. In fact, I stopped hierarchise at all. I am just happy to experience it all here and now.
I have to finish read your novella, and then read it again and again, so I can write decent review, so I am glad the DE review is not ready yet:) I have such long cue of things, that actually gives me anxiety :D but I really want to do things! More things!
As the author, I'd say not to waste your time, but I guess all authors say that about their own work :D
So long as you don't hurt yourself
I am all about anarchy, so save your good advice to someone more sensible 🤣
Every time I see someone wearing one of those "OBEY" caps or jumpers, I want to write "dis" before it.
I cannot even express how much I relate:)
It doubled somehow?? ignore it