Bedtime
The worst time to realize you’re alone is when you go to bed. You can put as many pillows as you want in the empty space beside you, but in no way do they ever feel real. At least not to me they don’t.
I feel awkward pretending that a girl is in bed with me just to feel better. It’s always been one of those things where I’ll choose a girl I know, realize it’s kind of creepy and stop. If a chick that liked me did the same thing, I’d def find that girl to be a bit odd. Famous people I shy away with too-- no need to be the 100th person wanting to have sex with Taylor Swift.
She is, after all, my future ex wife, but that’s an old joke for when I wanted to be famous because I thought my writings would get me somewhere.
Trying to focus on the good never works either, the bad tends to consistently creep up and remind me that “Hey- your life is kind of shitty. Why are you even alive?” Depression and anxiety aren’t exactly fun things to deal with.
And yet, I feel like I have no choice but to envision a timeline in which somehow I win the lottery and I’m able to win over Caty not because of money but because she likes me for me. Cue old 90s song.
The reality of it is that I have no idea what I want in life anymore. I don’t want to feel alone, but my chances of finding a girl is slim. I don’t want to be stuck in this dead end job, but I also don’t want to go into journalism anymore because of what it’s become. I don’t have the money or desire to start my own business, especially not one in an area I have interest in.
Which means every night when I go to sleep, I’m reminded of all the bad things in life. Tomorrow is just another day at a job I don’t care much for, only to come back to an empty apartment that I don’t want to stay in. It’s like I’m a lame duck, just waiting to be done in office.
I’m hoping these posts bring back some focus and drive for me though. It sure would be nice to feel that drive again.




















