The Disease of Comfort

Meaning is found in the thing you push up against and not in the ease of life.

I woke up late today.

Two reasons: 

  1. my body needed rest, and 

  2. I stayed up past 1 a.m. supporting my friend in his first boxing match.

Two things that, on any other day, I’d feel perfectly fine about.

Yet this morning, I woke up angry at myself, frustrated for “sleeping half the day away,” as if I’d failed some imaginary standard.

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