📘 Blog Post 21 — “Why I Do So Much (Apparently for No Reason)” ⚙️🍔

📘 Blog Post — “Why I Do So Much (Apparently for No Reason)” ⚙️🍔
✍️ by The Prime Son of Chaos

A few people keep asking me this,
“Samuel, why are you doing all this? The books, the essays, the coding, the so-called side projects, the upcoming uni arc—why not just chill?”

Honestly? I don’t know.
Maybe I’m just allergic to being idle. 😭
Every time I try to rest, my brain acts like it’s been unplugged from Wi-Fi and starts buffering new ideas instead of sleeping.

Or maybe it’s mediocrity I’m running from.
That quiet little trap called “good enough.”
You know — where people clap for you just for existing and you start thinking that’s growth?
Yeah, can’t do that.

It’s not even that deep, really.
I just feel weird knowing I could be great at something and still choosing to scroll memes instead. 🧠📱
Feels like I’m betraying my own potential for cheap dopamine.

And no, it’s not some villain origin story.
I’m not sitting in a dark room plotting my rise or anything (most of the time).
I just like building stuff — systems, stories, chaos that makes sense.
It keeps me sane. Or at least productive while insane. ⚙️

But if I’m being honest…
there’s something else under it.

I think part of me wants to become capable.
Not loud. Not aggressive. Not threatening for no reason.
Just capable.

Like an Apex Predator — not the cinematic kind, but the quiet one. 🐺
The kind that doesn’t need to prove anything.
The kind that could be dangerous, but chooses restraint.

Because there’s a difference between being harmless and being disciplined.

Being harmless because you’re weak isn’t virtue.
Being powerful and choosing calm?
That’s control.

I don’t want to be soft because I had no other option.
I want peace backed by ability.
Calm supported by competence.
A mind sharp enough to cut, but steady enough not to.

And I guess you could think of all this —
the books, the blogs, the essays, the late-night notes, the “why am I even doing this” projects —
as stepping stones.

Not to fame.
Not to money.
But to mental discipline.

I’m training my future self.
Teaching my mind to sit with discomfort, to finish things, to think clearly when it would rather escape.
This isn’t output for the world — it’s reps for my brain. 🧠⚙️

That’s why “just chilling” doesn’t sit right with me.
Rest is earned. Stillness hits different when you know you’re not avoiding effort — you’ve already faced it.

Sometimes I think I do all this because being normal sounds exhausting.
Too many instructions. Too many trends.
At least chaos has personality.

So yeah, maybe I write too much, plan too far, and call hobbies “projects.”
But it’s either that or sit around pretending “average” is a personality trait.

It’s not ambition.
It’s self-defense.

Against boredom.
Against regression.
Against waking up one day realizing I chose comfort over capability.

I’m not chasing perfection — I know it doesn’t exist.
But getting close in a few things?
Discipline. Clarity. Self-control.
That doesn’t sound dangerous.

That sounds necessary.

— The Prime Son of Chaos
“Not chasing fame. Just avoiding the side quest called mediocrity.” 🕯️💻🍊