thought puke 3 | 4.24.23
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You talked to a friend in the dining hall last night, let them read your writing and all they had to say was, âyou get it.â You get that it sucks to be around happy people, it sucks to be around sad people, it sucks to be around people, it sucks to be alone. It all just sucks. The only comforting aspect is the fact that itâs all going to end. Most people are scared of death but there is a small percentage of people in this world that find the idea of death comforting. To fall asleep after a bad day with the idea that tomorrow you wonât wake up and have to live through another grueling long 24 hour cycle. The stress will be gone, the anger will be gone, the responsibility will be gone, the weight of sorrows will be gone. It will all end. And while you and that friend were talking you understood that it never ends. If life were to just end⊠there is still people suffering, the earth is still rotting, and the moralities of humanity will still worsen. All though you may pass on, the pain will not. Time will pass by and pain and suffering will only grow worse. You wish it wasnât that way but it is. And by you leaving, that means their is one less person to change the way the world functions. As the world decays, you will sit and watch the sun cycle. As hate grows deeper, you will sit and watch the moon grow and lessen in the dark night sky. You will watch the trees sway and the flowers bloom. You will keep your eyes on the small things because the big ones are dark. Dark enough to cast a shadow on your brain that keeps those serotonin levels low. You try to make sure that happen again by keeping your mind, body, and soul afloat with a million tiny things, and let the larger ones sink into the deep depths of the polluted ocean. You canât change the world, you canât stop time, the only thing you can do is observe it. And so while youâre here youâll observe the small little things until the larger ones catch up to you and drag you six feet under.
written by @thotpuke
















