i think i realized what's bothering me. i think i'm unhappy. maybe it's because i'm remorseful of opportunities lost, of my childhood that was so ephemeral, it has slipped through my fingers.
or perhaps i'm so stressed by this amount of work i have to do, that i simply bury my head in my schoolwork all day, so i can't focus on anything else
She knows a good thing now
With our own cost and all can hear the word
In my head and in my thoughts
In my head and in my thoughts
We spend the whole days all
We're feeling more apart
And we know you can do more
Please, don't let me hurt you more
It's in your stare and at your core
Please, don't let me hurt you more
Please, don't let me hurt you more
I know this journey's soon
The color of lights and our lives become as you
Please, don't let me hurt you more
It's in your stare and at your core
Please, don't let me hurt you more
Please, don't let me hurt you more
(James Blake - Dlm)
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
while i was in the library today, i had the weirdest sense of deja vu. i had some flashbacks from high school, and how it eerily coincided with some events i noticed today.
for instance, every time i go to my child rights class, i feel like i'm being transported to my intro to sociology i took as a senior in high school, where there were only 3 guys and we barely spoke up. in my current class, there are 6 guys and 30 girls.
and how recently i've been obsessed with the book "the catcher in the rye" which was my favorite book when i first read it sophomore year in high school
and much like sophomore year in high school, i can't seem to have the pieces click and i ended up hanging out with only one or two friends, much like my current situation
it sucks how things come full circle and i realize that i'm not nearly at the place i want to be physically emotionally and mentally
i wish i were able to work out more and that i think i had a better physique in high school
i guess god is testing me or something. maybe i need to learn from my mistakes or something, but i'm sick of feeling sorry for myself and this crippling depression i succumb to.
for instance, every time i go to my child rights class, i feel like i'm being transported to my intro to sociology i took as a senior in high school, where there were only 3 guys and we barely spoke up. in my current class, there are 6 guys and 30 girls.
and how recently i've been obsessed with the book "the catcher in the rye" which was my favorite book when i first read it sophomore year in high school
and much like sophomore year in high school, i can't seem to have the pieces click and i ended up hanging out with only one or two friends, much like my current situation
it sucks how things come full circle and i realize that i'm not nearly at the place i want to be physically emotionally and mentally
i wish i were able to work out more and that i think i had a better physique in high school
i guess god is testing me or something. maybe i need to learn from my mistakes or something, but i'm sick of feeling sorry for myself and this crippling depression i succumb to.
so here i sit here, by myself, like usual, and i find myself absolutely and unequivocally alone emotionally. i feel like i can't connect with my new friends on a deeper level and it makes me feel anxious. it's like pulling teeth to have a conversation with some of my friends here. everyone around me is too busy doing their own thing to notice that i'm floundering
even her friends can't be bothered to talk to me. they whisper about their personal lives in front of me, as if i were not even supposed to be there to hear them talking. i feel like they will never consider me their friend. my only title is "her boyfriend"and that's all i will be to them
i was washing my hands in the bathroom earlier, and the poem, "Harlem" by Langston Hughes was stuck in my head for some reason. it goes like this:
even her friends can't be bothered to talk to me. they whisper about their personal lives in front of me, as if i were not even supposed to be there to hear them talking. i feel like they will never consider me their friend. my only title is "her boyfriend"and that's all i will be to them
i was washing my hands in the bathroom earlier, and the poem, "Harlem" by Langston Hughes was stuck in my head for some reason. it goes like this:
What happens to a dream deferred?
Does it dry up
like a raisin in the sun?
Or fester like a sore—
And then run?
Does it stink like rotten meat?
Or crust and sugar over—
like a syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags
like a heavy load.
Or does it explode?
i feel like i'm going to explode right now.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
i came to the sudden realization today that i am completely and utterly on my own
i feel like i have to figure things out on my own, because at the end of the day, not many people have my back
most of the time, it seems that everyone has some sort of bullshit ulterior motive or some factor that is driving them to do the things they do, and some of the time, what people say to me is self-satisfying to that individual, and kind of leaves me hanging
i should be used to this by now, but like everytime, this still amazes me
that people have the capacity to let me down. perpetually
i feel like i have to figure things out on my own, because at the end of the day, not many people have my back
most of the time, it seems that everyone has some sort of bullshit ulterior motive or some factor that is driving them to do the things they do, and some of the time, what people say to me is self-satisfying to that individual, and kind of leaves me hanging
i should be used to this by now, but like everytime, this still amazes me
that people have the capacity to let me down. perpetually
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