I look back at when I was a kid, and I notice how blind I was. It seems like I was inside a shell that blocked the view of Earth.
What does that mean? I sit here, often, feeling like the world is too small. When I was younger, I thought there was so much more to life: I thought doctors knew everything about the body, and they did all that surgery and stuff right (while today I know that each doctor was once a kid like me deciding what to do with his life. I look at the Internet and computer. They were so complex to me. I had no idea how they worked. I just keep learning more and more about it and the more I learn, the smaller it seems. I want it to be more complex. I want there to be more. And most of all, I want to be able to understand it all without feeling this way.
Even things like guitar, learning where all the notes are on the guitar really bugged the shit out of me. Now all I see when I'm playing is G's and F's and octaves, and I'm less creative. I have lost interest in guitar...
Sex, I thought, was more than it is. I expected a certain feeling, a certain level of romance, and I got everything but that. And worst of all, I'm now a sex addict.
Moving to South Dakota, I think, is what really opened my eyes. I saw how small life can be. I hate living in a trailor park in the middle of nowhere, and having to drive 15 minutes in the wasteland all the way to school. I hate the ****ing little town I go to school in. I can't wait to be done and go to a college, which is much larger! (because I think it will give me what I need)
The only things I haven't lost interest in are writing visual art. Drawing, painting, 3d stuff, photoshop, 3d max, stuff like that. I enjoy making things out of wood. I love it. I've been doing it since I was 4 years old, and I'm still amazed by it.
I still have a few hobbies I enjoy, like videogames, fishing, shit like that. I like guns and stuff...
Am I just depressed? Is it senioritis? What can I do to feel better?