vent I might delete that I will regret posting
There’s nothing like an argument to get you thinking about what the people you care about really mean to you. It’s almost like having a breakdown makes you more deserving of being called selfish than ever, as if your life is really that great. Do you think that people like that can understand what it’s like to have expectations of treatment for yourself? To feel safe for once? Why do I even bother? So, why pretend to care? Why care about any word that you hear? Why does it matter? If there’s a time in your life where you can’t trust anyone to love you anymore, then why… anything?
To live is to change; to die is to change, as well. But one of these stops, and the other doesn’t. Sometime long ago, I decided that I’d rather change, and that I’d rather not cease, so there was really only the path of eternal life. When I faced death within minutes, from someone who was supposed to love me, I’d have rather lived, yes? Why is that? It’s change, again. I wanted so desperately to change. I couldn’t die as whatever they called me. Perhaps it’s also spite. If this life is so cruel now, I’ll continue living miserably, and hope that it will change. Part of it’s me. Part of it isn’t. And that’s realistic, I feel.
You know, when I was a child, my parents told me that I’d die soon, for months on end. I don’t think that they remember, or even care. Funnily enough, I remember, and I care. What was even the point in that? What was the cause? Something more minor than they made it out to be. It’s like the idea of it negatively affecting their child was completely absurd. Can you believe it? I’m sick of it. Always the same, same, same. If they know me, it’s terrible, and if they don’t know me, it’s pleasant, because none of that baggage exists. In fact, I think that’s why I like fandom culture so much. I can empathize with people that don’t even exist, and talk with people who will never see me again, and if things go south, I can just leave. It’s that simple. The outcome can only ever be ‘good.’
I don’t really know what to say anymore. I feel somewhat better thanks to writing this. I’ll see you, Tumblr.













