Unlimited

Today I tried to find what 放題 means in Google translation. The answer I had was: Unlimited.

The fun in having Japanese Buffet was that the unlimited desire would possibly be fulfilled within that one or two hours, but the sin of fulfilling the desire was so grave.

When we were accustomed to this form of eating, we could easily lost the sense of adequacy. How much was too much? How much was too little? You should know that people will be satisfied only if they have meat rather than vegetables. Furthermore, most of the time we had more than enough, therefore, the burden will be transferred to our body. In foreseeable future, metabolic syndrome is bound to happen if people cannot control their diet. I wondered why some middle-aged people would go to Japanese Buffet. They were having long term suicides by having the bulimic eating.

The more I stayed in the restaurant, the more I thought of the little kids in the paediatric wards. When they were just a neonate, hand waving of us would be a great performance in their eyes. They would be laughing so happily. When they were a 2-3 year old kids, they no longer got the enjoyment from that, they needed many toys to fulfill their wishes. In extreme case, I saw a kid lying on the bed watching videos and playing games using a iPad2.

Perhaps, when they became adults and stay in hospitals, they will need 10 maids to take care of them since they were not satisfied with our already-hardworking nursery staff.

Our desire is engulfing our lives.