I don't know where what I'm doing now will lead me.
I know that some of it is quite risky, and likely to make people concerned about me.
Maybe that is the whole problem. If you can see that other people are concerned, then probably what you are doing is foolish - especially if those other people are wise.
So ... does that mean you should listen to them and stop it?
You are not serious about anything, except some pathetic attempt to overcome your ego. What you are doing is lame, and hardly raises an eyebrow, except to say "Poor Julian". Either do it properly now by really fucking up your life, or forget about it. And how can you really fuck up your life? By really not caring. But then the catch is, if you have to do those things which really require you not to care in order to do them, then you must still care about them! And the only thing you will do by trying to break the shackles is make people pity you.
This is not the point, is it? Aren't you trying to break your own attachment to others expectations? If you can't do it without actually losing self-consciousness, then there's no point, is there??
So how can you do it? You have to go through this phase, right? You have to lose it all, in order to win, right? As long as you don't break any laws/precepts in the process, you can do what you like, can't you? Cos you have to stay alive to do this stuff, and also be around decent people who make life emotionally bearable (and who are also not breaking laws/precepts). That means not offending too many people either.
Most people will see you, pity you, and move on, but if you aren't practising non-attachment the whole time, then what is there to gain? Nothing. Just the loss. And what if you lost all your friends and hung out with losers in the meantime, how would you feel then? Or maybe what you need are 'true' friends ...
Who is a true friend? Someone who understands all this? Someone who's going through the same phase? Someone who will just accept you no matter what... I don't know. Perhaps you can tell me???
I'm back at Square 1. Before Germany. No desire to be anything or go any place. Just me and my messed-up self.