FreedomFight said:

I can't really explain the feeling I got but I just wish that we could all find some moments to slow down and simply exist, without the fear of losing your job, losing your wife, disappointing your parents, becoming a failure, etc.

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Well said. 

SocietyRejects said:

Yep, it's really damn depressing.  I often wish that I didn't live in this society because nearly everyone is convinced that they ARE their job.  They've convinced themselves that their life is nothing but they're job, and for some reason they continue to live.

This is what I hate about this country's society.

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I agree, sometimes I look at people and see how they've identified with their job to the degree that they are merely a conscious set of rules and infractions. They are conditioned, and it frankly makes me a bit paranoid.

I have lived on the outside of mental conditioning my whole life first through cutting school, then by journeying East, then through drug use, and finally through switching jobs alot, so consequently I merely am who I am, which though not much, is still pretty free of conditioning.

And sometimes I look into people's eyes and I sees bars and locked jail cells.  For me too if I act out. It's positively frightening.

That's our society. People more adherent to societies rules then to the spirit of life itself.