APATHY is the binder of all stable moods.
By stable moods, i mean moods that do not shoot in high intensities. I kind of like apathy as a feeling – there has never been much of a stable feeling like this. Unstable moods, as i so often experience them (as in manic-depressive or happy-sad) brings a hell lot of stress! It makes me think constantly and worry constantly, turning things into ideas and detaching myself with the Real.
So apathy, apathy, stay with me.
But for a writer, there can never be a considerable dose of apathy. For an effective writing needs pathos or emotional effectiveness (unless one’s writing for a textbook), so an apathetic writer cannot make readers relate when in the first place, there’s no emotion in him. That’s why a writer has to be an artist, master the drama, know the art of emotions.
Tears for the writer, tears for the reader.(unless the reader is apathetic.)
If i was never born to write, i’d live my life happily with apathy.