Main Entry: ob·li·ga·tion
Pronunciation: \ˌä-blə-ˈgā-shən\
Function: noun
Date: 14th century
1: the action of obligating oneself to a course of action (as by a promise or vow)
2 a: something (as a formal contract, a promise, or the demands of conscience or custom) that obligates one to a course of action
b: a debt security (as a mortgage or corporate bond)
c: a commitment (as by a government) to pay a particular sum of money ; also : an amount owed under such an obligation3 a: a condition or feeling of being obligated b: a debt of gratitude
4: something one is bound to do : duty, responsibility
I have said that in times I never truly do things out of wanting to do things. Like in example someone will say "let's hang out" and I'm like "sure" but I don't think I hang out because I want to but because someone asked me to. Does that make sense? There always seems to be some underlining purpose underneath it all. At least to me. I think that might stem from the fact that I don't trust a lot of people, and I feel that they feel the same as well. Then I get all butt hurt on the fact that people don't feel the same way that I do. Tho my opinions are quite loftly. Must be because I'm the thin the best of everyone.
In this manner of thinking, it comes down to hoping that people won't let me down. In this way by thinking I'm "obligated" to make an appearance, will keep myself accountable. Some people have asked me that if I have ever enjoyed the presence of another by the sure presence. I'm not sure I have... Sure I like to hang around so-and-so because they make me smile or listen to my stories, or it's something we can vent about. Then eventually the meeting are habitual and then they become unintended because it's programmed into your existence.
Think that is how I view school... until I get disinterested of course. I'm obligated to go.. do I want to go? no... do I like to go... no. So why go? Because...
Because...
Sigh what a sad way of life.
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