“there is a story about the Greek gods. they were bored, so they invented human beings. but they were still bored, so they invented love. then they weren’t bored any longer. so, they decided to try love for themselves. and finally, they invented laughter. so they could stand it.” but if this is true, why does boredom still exist? you’re sorry to say that we’re only us who should feel the feast of true love, because if there where any gods, presumambly, it would have been much easier. you’ re even deeply sorry to say that this invention-of a human creature -is not considered a miracle anymore.[unbearable prospect] it’s hard to say how do you react to this change. when you are happy, it doesn’t count what trully makes you happy. when you are not, you seek the reason.and when you get old, or grow up, it’s like passing many many borderlines in which happiness does or not make part of the landscape.
[it's just that..]you feel that you crossed that borderline, and you are aware that you cannnot do something to turn back to the other side. you ask yourself if it worths the while, then you get over it. this unbearable prospect is like a trick for human beings, to make them realize that the irreversible should not become something that they regret.
[...there're so many things you don't know about yourself and about the others, there are so many things that make you laugh but you refuse to say they are funny, there are even more many things which you all cannot explain, but still, they make part of your life. and this is an unbearable prospect.to live in the presence of something that you know you can never explain....]



