Family Business & Other Substitutes

We all have to get rid of traumas that were stacked during the first years of our lives. No matter whether they were caused by parents’ best intentions, an ignorant environment, or forms of deprivation. Some of us even spend a lifetime repairing childhood damage.

When we reach the age of thought, we tend to surround ourselves with replacements for what we subconsciously think we lacked during our youth.

Most of us are not aware that our drives are mostly imagined and not rooted in our deepest selves. Still somewhere somehow the feeling stays that we miss something; we are longing to be free.

There is a lot to be afraid of without acknowledging it's boredom we fear the most. For this reason many let what they do in daily life define their identity.

We are educated in a school system that teaches us mainly to use our minds and underexposes that feelings are actually important.

When we choose for fun, we suddenly see that it's brainwashed people who are fighting wars.

We don’t want to be treated like strangers and we need to be courageous enough to accept that people think about us whatever they want.

It's our assignment to train our eyes in such a way that we are able to recognize the imaginary diseases society imposes on us as such. It makes no sense to honour the dead only to cover up our own despair.