This website is often some of my very little catharthis. I know it is healthier to talk to someone about my problems. But, after the last time someone fucked me over by doing so... yea, no. No one really cares or at least no one wants to care for the full length of time I have issues. Which... is always. So.
I suppose it’s appropriate in a weird way to bastardize this blog into being a replacement friend. I often wonder about this whole concept of “real friends” people preach to me. I never believed friends really could withstand the force of someone who will never be in a better place. Guess I was right as always.
It’s depressing being right. I hold my tongue when I’m not well enough to provide encouragement to others. I don’t believe in the idea that just because I’m in a worse place others aren’t allowed to vent. And anyone who tries to preach that to me will just be scoffed because I know they aren’t in a worse place. By their rules I get to choose, and I choose that all hurts can be valid.
Instead, I distance myself slowly. Hiding any reference to being mad or sad away. Holding in everything when I want nothing more than to talk to someone. But that someone is not a real person.
Lovers are a figment. Close friends are a lie. Partners are a spoof.
Sound waves of music are realer than human touch could be.
They form deep bushing against all I have to feel with.
I bled out my neck the other day as a simple mistake.
But all I could think was that I needed to drive deeper.
I forced myself to sleep just to dodge the painful truth.
I find time and time again lies are truth to everyone else.
Do you think my state of being okay is real to them?
Do you think they blind themselves to me to make their truth?
“There will be a light at the end of the tunnel.” I was promised.
I guess all good promises are meant to be broken.
I know the right answer is to cut open my neck fully.
Hahah, maybe that is the great big joke of all of this.
Because some say before you die you see a bright light.
A promise fulfilled in the one way I was told not to travel.