In the self-construction that only the past participates in, is "finding oneself" just a process controlled by desire? What exactly do we want?
I don't think there is no choice but to be manipulated by oneself.
But in the process of gradually forgiving ourselves, we ignore the troubles we once had, and go straight to ourselves and our expectations. The past, the present, and the future are connected at that moment.
But when the future and the present are involved in growth, must it not be desire that drives us?
I expected myself to answer the questions posed at the beginning, but the questions kept getting more and more numerous.
When the inescapable past, the doubtful present and the unknown future are mixed together, can we still control ourselves?
I bet someone can, but it just can't be me.
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