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It feels so strangeĀ
Like I can still feel tiny claws digging under my skinĀ
Or feel a pulsing in the space where a warm body used to be held
Small, wriggling, soft
Stay away from my hands
And all they have done to youĀ
For youĀ
And now, The steering wheelĀ
Hot, streaked with tears and sweat
I hold to distract myselfĀ
From yourĀ criesĀ
MineĀ
And keep my eyes on the roadĀ
Iām sorry, Iām sorry.Ā
As they take you awayĀ
We both shake, with fear, with life
And I curse my hands and heartĀ
I promise, I thought this was the right thing to do
I hope you never think of me againĀ
For what Iāve doneĀ
For my misguided hopes of a better lifeĀ
For you, for me,Ā
And the pool of sweat your form left behindĀ
In the wake of my tearsĀ
āitās gonna be alrightā
Has been provenĀ
Nothing more than hot airĀ
(written around August 28th, sometime late.)
I brought a kitten to the animal shelter and I feel too much in my heart.
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I have no recollection of writing this.
I really donāt like beagles very much because their eyes strike me as so human. Like there is a human man trapped behind the body of this beƤugle and he is mad because his legs are so short.!
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I really donāt like beagles very much because their eyes strike me as so human. Like there is a human man trapped behind the body of this beƤugle and he is mad because his legs are so short.!
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Today is July 21st, and starting tomorrow my life is going to get a whole lot more complicated.
Tomorrow, ideally at 5:00 sharp, I will board a plane with my mother and fly to Germany. I will spend several weeks in art courses and awkward conversations with distant relatives (all the while artfully dodging fun topics like my top surgery and whether or not Iām going to hell), and then, when itās all over and weāve had enough of all the excitement, we will fly back home.
Normally thatās where the adventure would end, but not this time. No, this time things get a whole lot more complicated because only two days after touching back down on home soil Iāll be back in a car again, this time driving south to my new home for the next four or so years. Iāll run a few loads of laundry, shove everything I think I need (as well as all the things I think I think Iāll need) into several duffel bags, and somehow get it to fit inside the car.
Once itās all done and shoved into place Iāll be able to look at my room from the doorframe and try really hard not to cry. And since Iām already having a hard time now, four weeks prior to that fateful day, Iām certain Iāll at least cry a little when the opportunity presents itself.
My room is clean for the first time in months now. My desk is empty of everything nonessential, my floor is swept and free of cat litter, and the clothes in my closet are folded for the first time in a year. My posters are still up and so are my guitars, soccer balls, stuffed animals, and all the small trinkets that make this room feel like my own. But soon theyāll either be crammed in a box or collecting dust. Soon Iāll have to decide what items Iāll allow to become relics and which ones Iāll take with me into my cramped dorm room. Iāll have to know that half of my hoodies are still at home, that half of me is still at home, and that the room I have lived in for the last 18 years is now more a museum dedicated to a prior life than proof of the real thing.
Iāve been sorting my clothes into bins since eleven today. Admittedly, thatās not all Iāve done, but sorting has been the word of the day, I fear. I sorted my clothes, my shoes, my school supplies, my art supplies, and even my art itself. All of it is now packed and categorized into three piles: going to Germany, going to college, or staying home.
And I hate it so much - these boxes, the scattered piles of stuff with me in its center, questions of ādo I want this?ā and ādo I really want this?ā until itās all been picked apart like a whale carcass. Perhaps Iām being overly sensitive, (and a touch dramatic to deal with that,) but sorting things like this makes me want to rip out my teeth.
I think this is affecting me so strongly because itās kind of like proof that all of this is real and happening. I canāt put off the hard parts anymore. Iām a big boy now and have to not only get my shit together, but also figure out which one of the many boxes that shit belongs in.
The last few days have shown me just how much I can despise change. I finished a major art project, and didnāt know what to do with myself once it was done. I cleaned off my school desk of two years and mourned for a spot that was never really mine to begin with. I said goodbye to three friends who will all be going to college far from me, without me, and had no idea how to deal with it on the whole hour long drive back home. Now, packing up the pieces of my room that give it character or make it āmine,ā I feel all these crushing emotions and more. As I peel back layer after layer of my possessions, sweep a decade of dust out from under my bed and sort my old schoolwork into piles, my room feels more sterile. I feel like a landlord painting over personality as one would door hinges with white paint, removing the things I love to make way for change. Change that will come, yet I have yet to accept.
God, what a feeling. To know that this thing that Iāve built in my heart and with my hands could be so easily removed. Perhaps when I stand in the doorway, ready to leave on move-in day, Iāll see it as nothing more than a shell of itself. Something that used to be alive that I have bled dry. Maybe I can convince myself that it was never really my room to begin with, and that these four white walls have always been as empty as they are now.
Maybe it will hurt less that way.
July 21st, 2024, 11:11 pm
Edited August 16th, 2024, 1:17 am
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Best friend
I am a dog some days. Loyal to a fault, optimistic and excitable, and always up to do whatever is asked of me. Give me a task! Please! Iāll sit! Stay! Roll over! Let me prove myself to you. Iāll protect you with my shouts and growls, keep you company at night, or whine when you leave each morning. The ground beneath my paws is hard, but the grass is soft and alive with the movement of little things. I roll and run and live, fully. Tail wagging, out of breath I will run back to you with the ball you threw with a loping smile on my face, both of us full of pride.
I will sit with you all night long waiting for you to throw it again, to make me feel useful, to make the love and care you show me feel earned. And when I am old, with broken and inflamed joints, you will feel me leaning against you to show you that I am still here, still yours.
(Written ~5/24, edited 7/27/24)
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Wake up king itās me from the future and you donāt have tits anymore. Itās gonna get better, you angsty fuck.
wakey wakey you still have tiddies
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12/29/22
I feel like thereās probably better ways to keep a diary than this, but I hate writing things down physically in a notebook. Itās inconvenient in terms of needing to have the notebook on hand, and itās also a bit of a liability when others get curious. Writing things down here removes the first problem, but may have little effect on the second. Who cares, Iāll find out soon enough right?
Anyways, today has been weird. I woke up at 1:00 after having fallen asleep at 14:00, fell asleep again and then slept until 9:00. Then coughed out my lungs and had oatmeal and toast for the 5th meal in a row. Took my meds, watched documentaries, stayed in bed, worked on the map, almost fell asleep again. Itās all very cyclical. The last few days have been nothing but repetitive, and itās getting exhausting. I think my condition is improving, but honestly I canāt be sure. Either way, today broke the monotony because I went outside for lunch. I ate some soup then felt absolutely sick. At least the weather is nice enough k be outside though. Iāll miss the ice on the lake, but itās not like I can go outside and skate on it anyways. Mom published her book today. Everyone is incredibly excited for her, and I wish I could celebrate better. We had to drive to several different locations to try to upload it because the wifi at my grandmaās is so bad. I just ate again and feel sick again. Lying down and typing this out is helping because Iām able to distract myself, if only temporarily. Hopefully Iāll be able to sleep some. I need to work on schoolwork tomorrow, so itāll be important to be well rested.
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My mother just said I wasnāt mentally Ill
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Nothings quite right. I feel so much. It almost hurts. I wish theyād notice me. I wish I wasnāt such an idiot. I wish I were more
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Constant anxiety, constant nausea, constant aches, day in day out
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