i do as i please when i am at home alone.
the first thing i do when i get home is take my shoes off. what a nice feeling. then i remove my socks. that is an even better feeling. then i remove my shirt and put a soft tee shirt on. ahhh yes!!. then i remove my formal pants and put some fluffy shorts on (which slows my pulse because i feel released from any further "municipal" chores. (i do not want to be naked because i can feel the textures in what i sit on which often irritates me)). the feeling of physical casualness is my first release when i get home.
then i generally check my emails to see if i have any programming to do for a company i work for.
if there is no requirement for any programming (which is the case 19 times out of twenty), then i start to remember what i was working on the night before, and i resume spending my energy on that.
after about 6 hours, i become tired of what i am trying to achieve, and i think "hmmm...,maybe i will post some thoughts on "wrong planet".
then i look for threads to talk to, but most often i do not find anything worthy of my attention (which is quite reduced when i am tired), and i sometimes find threads such as this that i can think of a response to.
i do whatever i like when i am inside my home, and it is heaven to have the freedom to spend my energy in any fashion i desire, but sometimes i am disappointed with my brain for not allowing me to see things as clearly as i would like.
when i am at home alone, it does not matter if i have nothing to say, because there is no one expecting any words from me. i am happy to be alone because i love me, and even if i fail to live up to my expectations of who i am, i still love myself enough to protect myself from harm.
i envy no one, even though many people live more "rich" lives than i do. i am happily me, and i do not feel alone when i am in my company. i am always in my company, so how could life be any better really? i can never be lonely because i am always by my side, and i value my company so much.
so when i am at home alone (i am always alone because i am the sole occupier), i am so thankful to be able to spend time with "me" without the distractions and malignments of the external day that i have waded arduously through.
happiness so certainly comes from within you, and you alone i believe.
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