Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Alone

I feel like all I am is a bother.
I seriously have no one I feel like I'm lost in myself. I'm having such small amounts of human interaction my brain is like falling apart.
I have not one friend. I'm being dead serious. I've lost everyone. I called my mom to hang out tomorrow and she's busy. It's like she didn't even want to hang. My dad's always out on the road..the only person I have. BH is too busy working to be my friend. B is just..I feel like I'm losing him. He ditched me from being bored of people from hanging with his friends. Then today my dad's truck broke down and he wasn't gonna be home on time and I needed to go shopping for tomorrow before my dad had to go to bed, so I told B I don't think tonight could work. Then right after that I find out he invites his friends over. Like I don't get this why doesn't anyone care about me..Care about seeing me..? I feel like I'm just this form of fog. I don't exist. I want to just die. I don't know why I'm so unstable with my life right now. All I want at this moment is to lay on my moms bed, in her arms and just cry. I want everything to be real again but nothing exists. I keep getting closer and closer to full on binges and I'm about to let go because I just don't care anymore. I'm so tired of everything. And I'm so fucking tired of being tired. I'm exhausted. I just want to go to permanent bed. Sleep it all away. Sleep the tiredness away, all the problems. It literally feels like no one exists right now because I'm so alone. Why the fuck am I so depressed.

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  1. hey there. i think you pretty much nailed it when you said, "I'm having such small amounts of human interaction my brain is like falling apart." i mean, yer not nuts; it's what happens! when a person gets really socially isolated, the brain just seems to start chewing on itself for something to do, you know? to get some form of stimulation that it would otherwise be getting from other human beings. i think a lot of it just has to do w/ the way people in modern cultures live now, too; we sit around staring at screens, make a living by pressing buttons, "socialize" by seeing typewritten words from people who we can't look in the eye, go to the fridge for food instead of picking it out of the soil. given that everything/everyone is one or two or ten steps removed from everything/everyone else, i ain't surprised that so many people suffer a feeling of disconnection from others and "reality." not so long ago, all human brains were busy with was trying to make sure we didn't get eaten by a fucking saber-tooth tiger while we're trying to spear a fish for dinner, you know? now that same brain, biologically speaking, is just left to stew in its own shit--and if there's not enough shit to stew in, it'll create some shit so there is. . . . i don't suppose you've considered volunteer work? homeless shelter, library book sales, humane society, whatever? just something to get you OUT of yer head and INTO something else? this is just the sort of thing that can be hard if you're at all inclined to anxiety/new things (i know from hellish personal experience), but just an hour or two a week would be better than nothing. just a thought.

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    1. Yeah exactly, but I don't want to do that. There's so much in the world to experience to be in one spot all the time. I want to do things and see people.
      There's not much volunteer work around here..I signed up for some but it doesn't start until the school year begins.

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