Who Wants To Be A Titan

There's a limit to how much passion can bring you thru in commitments.

I guess mine was really tested today. After some thought, I realised sometimes I let obligation become a major driving force.

Is that wrong, even for just a period?

To be honest, passion can't last for that long at times.

I hate comparing myself with others and yet I am most times guilty of doing so. I hate too much coffee shop talks ('cept the coffee) and no actions. I hate being questioned when I expect answers from people instead. I hate being accused of things I did not do. I hate having to explode to make people work. I hate looking up and realising the world is rested on my shoulders.

There is so much I want to do, versus so much I need to do, or rather, I feel are my obligations and which I want to believe I have passion for.

I'm still trying very hard to rebuild everything. Appreciate all my friends who have been there for me all this while in one way or another. Thanks for everything, you know who you are. =)

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"While some of the Titans sided with Zeus, Atlas sided with Cronus. He commanded the Titans against Zeus and the Olympians, but was defeated as Cronus fled Olympus. Defeated, Atlas was imprisoned on Earth in the area of the Atlas Mountains of what would later become modern Morocco. Given the arduous task of holding up the heavens on his shoulders, he was situated somewhere in the area where the Hesperides protected the garden of Hera where grew the golden apples of the gods. The Titaness Themis meanwhile warned him to beware of a son of Zeus who would come to steal some of the apples.."