Divergence

The current situation is undoubtedly simple. Both you and I are confused in regards to want, and with this being the present particular the mathematics is very simple. Confused times confused equals confused raised to the power of two, which also means that for now the correct answer is inconclusive regardless of the mathematical formula that is employed to reach a solution. But let neither you nor I blow an eggshell over this divergence of thought because if pressure is irrationally applied then our union has reached the point where it very likely may kick the bucket, whatever that phrase implies. We both want to remain intact and we both want to separate, so the correct answer may be placing both wants on a scale and seeing which one carries the most weight. Behind this thought is want number one, and behind that thought is want number two and to choose one of the two is a throw of the dice, or a hopeful guess.

It is prudent not to rush when the sight is dim and nor is it wise to allow emotions to cause one to speak out of turn, therefore, think on the matter but do not fatigue the brain on the subject because this will result only in clutter and clutter squared plus confused squared equals nothing squared except a headache squared. There is no wrong in having the desire to expand the current horizon or explore other possibilities, yet it is appropriate to be wise in discernment and to be realistic in concepts because the act is a consequence of the thought and the thought is an abstraction of considerations that has not yet taken on a solid form, which is to say that thoughts come and go but an act is the finale that may cause locking bolts to be placed on the doors.

Want is a merry-go-round on a moving circuit that is propelled by ego. Want is the desire to have and the means to acquire an end. Want is placing self in the forefront and all else in the village hut. Want lurks in the shadows of cosmetic gains. Want can drive a deranged person completely insane. Want adds polish and shine to the lackluster. Want takes risks that may or may not be of benefit. Want moves a mountain over the cliff and transforms a molehill into a formidable uplift. Want unsafely speeds around a shape curve and refuses to apply the brakes during a downhill plunge. Want riddles the mind with vivid pictures and scoffs at a quest that requires discipline. Want forsakes integrity and dulls the senses of pride and guilt. Want covets with every compulsion of strategy and form. Want unrestrained will beat a person straight down to the bi-polar disorder and even give that one a severe case of multiple personality syndrome. Want bends over backwards to satisfy its cravings and will not even show respect to a seaman in the royal navy.

If you really want to, then let that which you really want be so, but if you do not really want to then commission your want to the realm of the thought about and now known. Be at ease in the analysis and fear not of the analogy that cascades in a particular style, for the known is not the doubt but it is the unseen that has no clot. Want and it shell be wanted unto you. Reach and your want will come near unto you. Desire and you shell want the imagination of your cranial lobe. Consider and there will be want of more information to manipulate the urge of want with. You and I both want an equal share of two divergent wants and yet we both know that in the spectrum of life want can care less about either one of us. Confusion causes you and I to speak in riddles with neither one of us wanting to be the one who undertakes the concession, but let the entire subject simmer for a while and later we can see if either opinion has been modified.