I believe the blogger's message is a something to think about. Although the person tries to make a point to viewers, he seems negative at certain points, and yet tries to be embracing. I believe in some aspects of his view towards life, but there are some outlooks I am uncertain of. The attitude in this blog seems somewhat irrational because for him to say Charlie Sheen lives a life others should follow seem out of proportion. Eventhough the blogger says he is not saying for people to use drugs and things, he does say to live life how you want to, and don't care about what happens. Well if people choose to follow Charlie, from the blogger's view point, it is okay to do illegal things. The message to do what you want and don't care about what happens or what others think about you is a good one, but it could be viewed in a bad way. The bad way meaning to go out and to bad things; this then seems irrational.
The blogger is very existential for he wants to see people to live life how they want without any boundaries. The feeling of nothing really matters so do want you want, captures the pillars of absurdity, individuality, and authenticity. He argues that people are living like robots, and to stop this boredom, people need to live life freely and in their own path, with whatever choices they make. In his view, people follow orders and rules that were created by others, because they don't know another way of living. For this, they have the responsibility to follow these set rules, and not question or go different. The blogger, on the other hand, is against this for he believes people should live how they want to live life, to make their own free choices, and fulfill their own responsibilities on their own.
In some ways, I do agree with the blogger, for I don't think others should tell/lead me to a life I don't have control of. I am more of an independent thinker, meaning I believe we were all here to live our own life on our own terms. We were meant to be different from each other, so why try to blend in when we were meant to stand out? Although, I do feel that there are some limits of how to live. We have set rules and social norms for a reason. We are obligated with them because there needs to be some type of order in our living system in order to live safely. If we did not have the social norm of how murdering others is wrong and unlawful, our society could decline for there would be more violence in our streets. Without these terms, our society would be chaotic and wrong. Therefore, we are obligated to follow rules and laws and such to prevent this. I am all for living life how you want to, but there are still limits of how to live it. Charlie Sheen shows how he doesn't care about what people think about his actions for he is living how he wants, but the fact that he has so many problems that led him to do unlawful things, shows how he broke the limit. Good for him to live his own life, but frowned upon of how he is doing it.
