Atrocities of The AverageA Story by wehttamThis is only part 1. Yes there is no edits made. It is as crude as it gets. I wrote this in a 10 minute state of self infused anger. I have similar thoughts that I'd like to share.Atrocities of the average An exposition I only write when Junior year in high school is the reason I think about people that eventually commit suicide. Not saying I’m suicidal or anything, (the whole fathom of self harm is absolutely ridiculous), but the craze of the year has me nervous to step inside a car with my own parents, who I’m supposed to love. My parents hold their meaning in the word itself, “parents”, they are people I rarely like to associate with, I feel uncomfortable around them, I feel threatened by their presence, I feel worried about transfixing to their wants and needs. Maybe this is just the everyday teenager “adolescence” stage. It must not be good. I want to feel a genuine connection with my dad, and be able to hold a meaningful conversation with him without smelling his intoxication on a Saturday night. I wish I could ask him questions about girls without worrying about his predetermined judgements and advice that he believes works for everyone. I wish I didn’t have to wake up at 10am with full intentions to sleep in but instead find myself listening in the hallway for comments made by my Dad about my sleeping patterns. I wish ordinary tasks weren’t met with exasperated looks of desperation, disappointment, and/or sarcasm. Maybe these are drastic wants, maybe all dads follow these mannerisms, maybe I’m just another plea in the unheard. At least my mother is manageable and easily avoidable. I relate I should have probably started with Atrocities of The Average © 2017 wehttamAuthor's Note
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Added on January 29, 2017 Last Updated on January 29, 2017 Tags: stories, interesting, creepy, thoughtful, society, school, teenager, high school, parents, childhood, boyhood |