One of my encompassing subtle fears is the inability to commit due to EF issues that not even my own desires comes true, unknowingly doing something illegal without ever meaning to and ignorance is not an excuse, and overall inability to take responsibility because of all of the above.
I cannot afford to be trapped in any obligation.
Simply because I cannot. Even if I want to, I cannot.
Not even something so simple as a stable sleeping schedule, let alone the certainty of getting a job.
I tried; outgrowing every nonsense shite and all that leaps of faith in gambling myself in amidst of uncertainty.
What I fear the most is getting trapped in responsibilities, as much as I want to fulfill or not abandon, yet unable to and waste anything that supposed to trigger sunk cost fallacy.
I could very much buy some insurance, sign some contact, etc... And will not deliver.
Sure, at the moment, I'd feel like I'm an "adult with a commitment"; emphasis on feel and moment following by dread and regret.
This is why I hate entrepreneurship.
This is why I don't do installments.
This is why I cannot move on. This is why I don't have life plans.
I don't want to be those people who are buried in debt, having to pay for years, even with the certainty that one has a stable job.
I don't want a life more complicated by any contract or financial commitment.
Not when I myself am along with the ability and inability to perform let alone long term basis is the biggest uncertainty element.
This is why I'm chasing a lot of solutions over myself.
This is why I'm trying to fix myself before 'going out there'.
This is why I don't have a fricking direction in this damn life other than fixing myself because I don't live and cope, it's only either survive and cope or living for real.
Because if I 'go out there' while I'm like 'this' would cause more damage than I'm already trying to get rid of.
And it ain't some paranoia in my part; not especially when everything I do seems like a fricking gamble.
For once I wish that there's ever a time in my life that I never had to 'gamble' because of myself.