Painunbound a funny name a funny little fellow.
Painunbound was just a name I invented one night in passing. The first part taken from pain and the second part comes from a neat little movie called, "Frankenstein Unbound" I like that unbound, what it is to be unbound, to not be restrained, to be the biggest, the wildest, and potentially the most tragic. There's a certain reality with playing the tragic figure, life is a tragedy from start to finish, I mean don't get me wrong, I'm not negative about life, but just the way life goes, it's short, painful, and full of losses. Triumphs come and go but pain is always there. Pain for me is what fills the emptiness. I would rather cry in and be filled with excruciating loss then ever feel empty and abandoned. It's funny this little screen name, keeps evolving, keeps evolving me. I'm reading,
And I'm finding interesting little nuggets that go along with the name and myself and the way I feel in general. Things about people that I like or admire, seem to go hand in hand with my dumb little screen name. Michael Hutchence plays Percy Shelly in Frankenstein Unbound, poor Michael. He went out just as young and wild as Shelly, but reading about the players of the time, and poor little Mary Shelly left out being the last one to die in her little circle of friend s is left to write the greatest novel of pain and torment ever. Frankenstein. The book deals with so much. Man vs. God, Man vs. himself, Man vs. nature. How whatever man creates, the creation turns out to destroy him. Man destroys god, Monster's destroy men, and so on and so on. Society is like Frankenstein realized, a monster of our own creation that feels displaced in the world, seeks out and destroys the creator and the world for never wanting to include it. It's weird where all the crap in my head comes from. But I like to keep the gears in my head grinding. I get a little introverted at times, but exploring my own faculties and limitations as well as my penchant for all things decadent is what I'm best at. "Forgive them for they know not what they do." It just seems like a copout for bliss and ignorance of the afterlife. Give me the rough and tumble, adventure, dark corners, and sweet diversions that will throw all my life into upheaval. Carpe Diem, Seize the Carps man!
Painunbound was just a name I invented one night in passing. The first part taken from pain and the second part comes from a neat little movie called, "Frankenstein Unbound" I like that unbound, what it is to be unbound, to not be restrained, to be the biggest, the wildest, and potentially the most tragic. There's a certain reality with playing the tragic figure, life is a tragedy from start to finish, I mean don't get me wrong, I'm not negative about life, but just the way life goes, it's short, painful, and full of losses. Triumphs come and go but pain is always there. Pain for me is what fills the emptiness. I would rather cry in and be filled with excruciating loss then ever feel empty and abandoned. It's funny this little screen name, keeps evolving, keeps evolving me. I'm reading,
And I'm finding interesting little nuggets that go along with the name and myself and the way I feel in general. Things about people that I like or admire, seem to go hand in hand with my dumb little screen name. Michael Hutchence plays Percy Shelly in Frankenstein Unbound, poor Michael. He went out just as young and wild as Shelly, but reading about the players of the time, and poor little Mary Shelly left out being the last one to die in her little circle of friend s is left to write the greatest novel of pain and torment ever. Frankenstein. The book deals with so much. Man vs. God, Man vs. himself, Man vs. nature. How whatever man creates, the creation turns out to destroy him. Man destroys god, Monster's destroy men, and so on and so on. Society is like Frankenstein realized, a monster of our own creation that feels displaced in the world, seeks out and destroys the creator and the world for never wanting to include it. It's weird where all the crap in my head comes from. But I like to keep the gears in my head grinding. I get a little introverted at times, but exploring my own faculties and limitations as well as my penchant for all things decadent is what I'm best at. "Forgive them for they know not what they do." It just seems like a copout for bliss and ignorance of the afterlife. Give me the rough and tumble, adventure, dark corners, and sweet diversions that will throw all my life into upheaval. Carpe Diem, Seize the Carps man!
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and do you wanna go to switzerland or the gigs...?