@Darkspectar: you always get all the fun...
@The Clown: 1) I dont really believe in self analysis, since its near impossible to objectively look at your behavior without making some mistakes. but I never was good at analysing people, maybe because I always think one step too much and miss the whole point, probably because I just hate labeling people too fast and end up missing obvious signs...
and I cant really relate to the endless cycles of thought, since my ability to concentrate on a single thing or thought without running into 15 different ones, which one of them will lead me to an entirely different line of thought and so on until half an hour later I remember that I was thinking of something else entirely (example: durring the time it took me to right this, my mind wandered to 3 different things, which only one I still remember...)
2) I personally love the "why does there need to be a point" thought, since I channel that into "there's no point, and no need to be a point, but since I still want a point, then that means I have a point, doesnt it?" (note that I have absolutly no idea what I just wrote, but it doesnt change the meaning of it).
basicly, this is the thought that the fact that I want to do something is the point itself of an action, meaning that If I want to do something, there's no reason not doing it...
the trick is not falling in the imediate route and thinking that living a "here and now" life style is enough, since personally I want to feel rewarded by my life, and living without a clear purpose is empty... (*note: I just realized that I was babbling...)
anywho, just have a clear end-goal in your life, and make sure you are satisfied with following it... when I think about it, not the best suggestion (since just saying "make your own damn reason and dream" is pretty vague, but thats the best I can think of without going into personal preferances)
and thanks mate