Cogito ergo sum.

I seem to be living a seemingly never ending cycle of deep contemplation and trying to rationalize beyond a point where things become irrational. The statement above holds an inherit truth for me, a type of unconscious memoir, one of those phrases that may be found in a climax of a novel that deals exclusively with identity plots. For me the quote, "I think, therefore I am," does mean that I believe that my ability to think serves as a testament for my existence on this earth. That's the inconsequential part of it, I already know I'm there. Instead, when placed in the context of my personal story, cogito ergo sum is summoning the will to reshape myself - something that I've been constantly doing. Moving from one absolute to another, that moment where mere thoughts - at times dangerous thoughts - become your truth. The only truth you want to accept, the only truth you can accept.