I want to tell you: I was depressed.
I want to tell you: I went out drinking and the next day I didn’t have a hangover per se, but I felt like my soul had been ripped out of me.
I want to tell you: My mental health has been rough and I can’t escape the brain that’s been given to me and it’s feeding me in circles of hate hate hate until I’m empty.
I want to tell you: Yes, I’m busy. But the busy is welcomed, it’s wanted, because nothing can keep my mind off of myself better then the distraction of neverending work and goals and progress.
I want to tell you: I don’t know how to talk to you. When you ask me what’s wrong I can’t explain that you’re the only one I don’t want to talk to.
I want to tell you: I don’t want you to take it the wrong way, so I say nothing.
I want to tell you: I hate that you love my curves. I wish they would melt off my frame, they are not welcome in my brain, I wish I just had the wherewithal and perseverance like I used to.
I want to tell you: I want to recover, but I don’t, so I can’t tell you.
I want to tell you: I love you, but I can’t fully love you until I tell you my whole truth but I can’t because it’s much too scary a reality for me to face.
I want to tell you: It’s not about you, it’s about me. It’s a selfish self-perpetuation of not wanting to give up on my reckless habits because they’re the only thing that has been steady since I was 16 years old.
I want to tell you: Stop therapizing me. When I tell you I want space I mean it.Â
I want to tell you: One day is not enough space.
I want to tell you: I’m not ready for this level of attachment.
I want to tell you: I want to be alone and I want to live alone, but right now I’m struggling, and I need to be with you.
I want to tell you: I need help, but I’m not exactly sure how to commit to it.
I want to tell you: I’m not sure if this is love.