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Tuesday, February 11, 2014

INSERT TITLE: the free time

I just spent my free time by myself. I was able to ponder about my life. This is what I hate about myself. I'm dying to have free time, but when I do, I have no idea how to spend it right. It's like money. I'm working so hard to earn money, and when I do have it, I spend it on the wrong things. I end up being where I was in the first place. Which makes time money. More importantly, now that I have some time for myself, how should I spend it properly? Well, I'm sure not doing anything would be the wrong way to go.

...

I've made a mistake. Lying on my futon is certainly one way to save my heart from the stress.

logged at 7:33 AM
SIGNED : Keitaro

Friday, February 07, 2014

INSERT TITLE: a moment away from life

I can't explain this slump I'm having. I don't know why I've lost interest in doing anything all of a sudden. Maybe I just need a break? But for how long? Have you had that feeling where you want to feel useless? I have that feeling right now, when I just don't want to do anything. Nothing at all. It's lazy on a major scale. It's that bad. And I don't care what others say. It's how I currently feel. And I'm wondering where the inspiration went. It's like my spirit has become tired.

Perhaps it's a fear of anticipation. I know the feeling of being busy. And I don't want to feel that feeling for some time. I've been so preoccupied with life that I burned out, that I strained myself, and I don't want anything to do with productivity anymore. But this is all an assumption, because my life is pretty much normal. I get the feeling that I've gotten tired of the monotony. I also can't get any satisfaction in life. I have no motivation to come up with something creative and refresh my life. Have I become too cynical? Too negative perhaps? Or maybe I'm just insane.

How am I depressed? After all of these? I'm surrounded by loving friends, I get by everyday, and I have a life. I should be happy in life. But there's something missing in my life. I want to look for it. I want to concentrate on refreshing my soul.

logged at 1:14 AM
SIGNED : Keitaro

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WEATHER BOX
KEI'S PROFILE
Keitaro Urashima is a 19 year-old student, at the start of Love Hina, who is trying to get into Tokyo University.

After failing the entrance exams twice and becoming a second-year ronin, he is kicked out of home by his cheap parents, and goes to his grandmother's hotel, thinking he might be able to stay there.

However, he finds out the hard way that his grandmother has turned the hotel into an all-girls dormitory. Through a combination of bad luck and timing, he encounters Naru Narusegawa in the open-air hot springs bath and infuriates her. He then proceeds to land on the bad side of the other dorm residents, before Haruka arrives and metaphorically bails him out. Ultimately he does end up staying at the Hinata House, though the reason and timing varies slightly between the anime and the manga.

Keitaro takes promises seriously, and it seems that he made a number of important ones during his childhood. First and foremost was his promise of 15 years ago (age 5) with a little girl he barely remembers that they would get into Tokyo University together one day.

MESSAGING
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