I’m an actor/writer, but that's not who I am. I like to think of myself as something of a renaissance man. I have many interests. I love being fascinated by things. I find people fascinating. I’m a freethinking intellectual with personal, professional, and artistic integrity. As an existentialist, but not a nihilist (at least not always), I've discovered that there is only a razor thin line between line between living one's life in fear and anticipating the consequences of one's actions, between responsibility and “Quiet Desperation.†I go headfirst into problems, rationally, but never passively. I foolishly commit fully to whatever I do. This can be problematic for me at times, but it also provides me with enriching life-experiences. Telling me I can’t do something only makes me more determined to do it. I know that I'm not perfect and that I make mistakes. I know that, occasionally, I fuck up, act impulsively, do what I feel like rather than what I know is right, but as long as I respond to the outcomes of these decisions appropriately (rather than being blasé, callous, or glib about them), then I will continue to make progress in my journey towards being the man that I want to be. I want to be wise. I want to be good. I want to be sure that I am living a fulfilling and meaningful life. I feel thankful. I know that I’ve overcome adversity, that I’ve lived a lot, learned a lot, and met many wonderful people in my nearly thirty years of life. I think I know the basic fundamental truths about my beliefs, but, I’m still trying to figure out how these sometimes conflicting concepts shape who I am and how I behave. Recently, I’ve to come to terms with the conflict of recognizing that a decision was a mistake and deciding to never make that mistake again, while still being glad that I made it. My mistakes are me. I’m cool with them. I have no regrets. The next philosophical problem I’d like to solve is what to do about believing one thing and wanting to believe another. Before I tackle that I plan to take it easy, not think so much for a while, relax, focus on my work, party, have fun, and, perhaps, make some more mistakes…
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Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.
-Oscar Wilde
