We got the taxi to take us to the sleepy coastal town of Eastbourne so we could glimpse the English Channel. I never tire of the ocean, and it’s multitude of colours all around the world.
Life in Evolution
Once you've peered behind the façade of our world - into its 'Matrix', let's call it - you are never the same. I am not the same. I've always felt like I was born in the wrong climate, wrong time period, wrong species...wrong planet. I don't belong. How I perceive myself differs from the person I see in the mirror due to my mixed race and upbringing. I had two near-death experiences when I was younger and I'm entertaining the possibility that I actually DID die and am now stuck in purgatory. There is something I must do to escape, but what it is I know not. The parallel universes haunt me with their recondite whispers. Through years of battling a mental illness and personal grief and just now cautiously declaring victory, I've come to accept the easy way out is not an option due to my loved ones - I need to just make the best of the time given to me even if life already killed the dream I dreamed. To know me is to know that I am an Omega wolf: I've been alone for a long time, and I've grown strong because of it. I recognize that history will look back on this period and rightfully label it a Dark Age. Never before have we had so much stuff and so many people, and so little regard for anything else. Humanity has lost its way, stupidity prevails. We must once again evolve.
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"To expect the world to treat you fairly because you're a good person, is like expecting a bull not to charge you because you're a vegetarian." You are reading the blog of William Leon, who has lived in Vancouver all his life and who would be a black mage or summoner if magic is ever re-discovered. A graduate with a Bachelors of Communications, his schooling made him deeply cynical of the world to the point of misanthropy - but a recent decision to drop it all and go live abroad for 5 months in London, England allowed him to return to Canada with a new appreciation of his hometown and his life. A child of loss, a failure of a gay man, and an idealist at heart, he longs to simply be young, wild, and free.
