Exhaustion
I woke up twenty or so minutes ago and thought, I have no idea how I’m going to make it through this day. I was so tired, right then, it was beyond anything and everything I’ve known. And this fatigue is despite the fact that I’ve been sleeping a lot when I get back from school–short naps, two to four hours. Yesterday was an exception; my leg was exceptionally painful and I couldn’t stand anymore. I slept five hours. But it’s like I don’t sleep at all, it’s just like I sit there waiting for time to pass. I don’t know why I’m like this all of a sudden. Don’t have the slightest clue.
I thought a lot on the bus home yesterday, though, trying to ignore the guilt that was stabbing at me. I thought so many things, I can barely remember anything. Those moments scare me, because those thoughts are the ones that matter most to me, but I always forget everything, save for the general nature of what I was thinking about. It’s frustrating–no, it’s infuriating. Not to blame anyone for it, but not talking to him for two or three days hasn’t improved my condition. Because I’ve resigned myself to calling this a condition because it really can’t be just a state of mind.
Stagnant
Her vision of having fun and leading a good life really isn’t the same as mine. She thinks having fun lies in sex and drugs and that relaxing means going out with a friend and using them to ease your own sexual frustration. I’d rather stay at home and read, or write, or draw, or maybe even have a friend over to chat for a while. Certainly not indulge in sexual fantasies–or give in to every and any impulse that just happens to run through my mind. She makes me sick–I hate to admit it, but I can’t believe I ever went out with her in the first place. I was mean to her, I think, it expressing my distaste(or disgust, whichever) and rejection. I’m not sure.
While she was talking to me, I had to bit back my tears and cover my mouth. Though the latter really wasn’t necessary at all, in the end, because even if I wanted to, I couldn’t–can’t–breathe. And while I was trying my best to stand my ground, I couldn’t help but feel this… this hand, of hair, going through my stomach and up to my lungs, grasping at whatever it could find. I can still feel the echo of it. It’s not really comfortable.
But I said no.
That’s the important part, right?
I said no.
I can’t breathe, but I was able to stick to my decision for once.
Meltdown
That song really is amazing–the version sung by Kagamine Ring(02), anyways. Not sure if there’s another one and if it’s better or not.
Because I’m too lazy to be more or less precise with what I’ve already written down on DeviantArt–and because I don’t feel like linking directly to that post if I ever talk about this to anyone, I’ll just copy the important part and paste it here. I guess I really am a lazy person after all. Or maybe I just don’t want to bother myself with remembering the details of that afternoon…
Which brings on the breakdowns I’ve been having more and more frequently. The intense feeling of despair, the ignorance gnawing at this… at the raw edges around a boulder stuck in your chest. Like a cannon that wasn’t strong enough to make it go all the way through. It’s harder to breathe now, actually. I can only really deeply inhale when I’m still half-dreaming or when I’m reading, or something that has the same effect.
I broke down friday, I think. I felt like all the little pieces of my brain were scattered everywhere, and I couldn’t even grasp one fragment long enough to try to make sense of myself. It was actually all unleashed by a friend who told me she was suicidal. I tried to reason–with myself, I think, more than with her–but I really couldn’t manage. I hit my matress more times than I could cunt, just to ehaust myself a little to clear my head. I hit my wall several times, just to replace the dull throb of emotionnal pain with something more or less real. I sat on my bed after that, wide-eyed and rocking myself back in forth, and I kept repeating ‘I don’t know I don’t know I don’t know’ and crying like a little baby. I was scared, because I didn’t know how to stop. Every time I tried to put my hand on top of the handle, I just wound up gasping for hair and sobbing even louder.Needless to say, it was hell.
I slept for hours on end. I woke up a few times, to eat mostly, and went straight back to bed afterwards. It doesn’t help that I’m reading the Twilight series–it’s feeding my brain with way too many comparisons and anxiety and dreams and hope than I should allow myself. And yet here I am, almost finished with New Moon, and I only got it yesterday afternoon, around this time actually.
To add to my emotionnally wrecked brain, my ex girlfriend told me she broke up with her boyfriend yesterday. She broke me–in entirety, heart, mind and soul alike–into a hundre million pieces, so small that I’m STILL trying to pick myself up again. Not to mention everyone around me seems to have taken a liking to completely loathing her.
I don’t know what I’ll say to her if she asks me to take her back. How can I reject her nicely, for the second time? That is, if I even have the heart to resist her–she’s like a siren to me. My own personnal hell. This is insane, I shouldn’t even be writing this down for everyone to see, but…
That should be all of it. All that’s important, anyways. I’m not sure if there’s something else I forgot to add, but I wouldn’t think so…