Coterie of the Chaotic


Uninhibited and motivated, the thoughts which people have, remain a mystery to everyone else. What is a person thinking? Who is he really portraying? What is a person, when his life is laid bare open for everyone? The true motives we shall never know of why a person does something he/she chooses. We can only make gross assumptions of the tumultuous thoughts and processes which drive a person. 

One of the major offshoots of such behavior is the nihilistic outlook which some ordain as a precursor to neurotic behavior. A decadence of established rules and order leads a person to believe that society is on a precipice and all it requires is a little nudge to push it over the tipping point. Acting on cue, the person is held on repertoire cache of contrived happiness and manufactured emotions which society then chooses to create a pariah to absolve itself of its blame, however forgetting the broken man they left behind. At this stage, reasoning and logic is forfeited in the benefit of self-doubt and a nihilistic view. Generating a looped implosion of personal ethics and morality. Sensibility and general platitude remain out of their repertoire, creating a variegated mentality to predicaments. 

A question that resounds in the minds of every human then is if the person in context can be a productive part of society. Obviously, the only answer to it becomes clearer from the muddled past of this highly disregarded niche of our *ahem* loving society. Our hard-bitten and rigid society has shoved enough consumeristic and impossible ideals down their throats. Who would be to blame for their anarchic outlook at the gross and incredibly orthodox society. Naturally, they have to break the thin fibre which holds humanity together and make us realize the importance of the anarchic freedom that only such a life can invariably grant.      


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