Indifference, contempt, or trust?
, by Amission Gary KAGO , 1 min reading time
Discover how the feeling of "I don't care" goes beyond indifference and contempt. This blog post explores self-confidence, self-acceptance, and the importance of living life to the fullest. Are you ready to embrace change and live freely, despite the judgments of others?
Drawing on Canson paper, black felt-tip pen and alcohol marker.
I don't care!
"I don't care" is not a lighthearted phrase.
This is not indifference, this is not contempt. It is a reflection on oneself and on our relationship with others.
Saying "I don't care" is often a sign that we are beginning to accept who we are, and also how others perceive us. It's a form of awakening, a self-awareness in the face of the outside world.
But saying "I don't care" is meaningless if you don't know yourself. You must first understand who you are, know where you come from, and accept that you are constantly evolving. We change every day, whether we want to or not.
A man who doesn't change is either ignorant or a liar. Because life changes us. Time changes us. Starting with our bodies. That's a truth no one can escape today.
So, what do we have left to do?
Simply to live. To live each moment doing our best, being ourselves, moving forward despite doubts, despite looks, despite judgments.
Because in the end, we all have the same destination.
So in the meantime, we might as well live freely.
Gary BUILDING
