Dylan felt a change coming on a little while ago, and I’m feeling one right now. It could be anything, really, and I’d probably welcome it. Not with open arms, but arms undecided. Slightly opened but not opened far enough to attract attention. I would accept the change if it approached me directly, but would probably not have the confidence to call out its name across a room full of people. But still, if this change comes. If it comes right up to me, calls me by my name, and asks me to follow. Well, I guess I’ll just do what it says. What other choice do I have?
But now, at this moment, I am finished. No more exams, no more high school. No more waiting for the days to pass, hoping that something better is coming, that a change is coming. And maybe I’m just writing this because the effects of a single beer are clouding my judgement. A single beer; yet still enough to cloud my judgement; still enough to make me feel happy. Make me feel free. I guess I’m just a lightweight. A lightweight who should be training. Training for the future and training for Schoolies. Chugging beers and sipping bottles of straight vodka. And yet, right at this moment, I feel the effects of a single beer. It feels euphoric. It feels real.
Next Friday I’ll have disappeared, hopefully. Disappeared into the mists of alcohol and promiscuous sex. I feel this change calling my name. And for once, I am willing to meet it with arms open, embracing it in its totality. Fuck it, right? Fuck it all. All the women. The whole world. You know why? Because I am finished. Because I am free.
But I should go now. Move on to greater things. Ha, greater things. That’s not going to happen. Fat chance, buddy. I’ve enrolled in a course with little to no career opportunities. Little to no chance of a future. But, tough titties, right? I guess I’ll be just another loser without a paycheck. Just another bum in normal person’s clothing. But, that’s if I get in at all. This uncertainty is swallowing me up. I did not prepare enough. I feel my exams were fucked. I was fucked in my attempts to prepare for them, at the very least. So, I’ll probably fail. I’ll probably get a job. I’ll probably meet a nice girl and lead a mediocre death until I die of a heart attack or something equally average. But fuck me, right?
I honestly don’t care.