Blog #1: It's All MentalA Story by Ian Faraway
It seems that I spend most of my days stuck in my head, seemingly lost
in an array of thoughts. Most of these thoughts vary from my failures in
all that I've attempted, the way I've changed from these failures, and
how I will redeem myself from them. The majority of my troubles come
from me trying my hardest to act like nothing is wrong. But with these
failures comes changes in oneself. I haven't changed much on the inside
but how I handle people and my temper with the little things have gotten
worse. People mistake my behavior for narcissistic and heartless but in
reality, I keep to myself and distant myself from others because I
don't want to hurt them or be attached to them. I, in all modesty, care
too much. Hell I even care more for people I don't know more than I care
for myself. I'm more prone to do stupid things that only harm myself
than I am to intentionally hurt someone else. The reason I am so
"reckless" with myself is because I have no purpose. I have no obvious
meaning to live or carry on. Everyone says that everyone's purpose in
life is to find happiness. I don't believe it, not in my lifetime
anyways. To me, happiness is simply a luxury that most can afford if
they want it. I do not want it nor seek it. I only seek to redeem myself
from my errors. Sadly it has become almost as an obsession. It's all
mental. It's the thing that causes sleepless nights and days spent
staring at a single spot on the wall.
I've spent a long time wondering why my family doesn't just pull me aside and just ask the simple question: Are you OK? But according to them, I have to make the first move because I'm unapproachable. I'm silent most of the time and I have a terrible time facially expressing my emotions which apparently makes me hard to read. I've grown tired of being the first one to reach out. If they cared enough then they'd say something. Until that day, I'll silently remain to myself, imprisoned in my mind trying to fix what cannot be repaired. But, in honesty, I'm not all despaired over it. After a while, living in darkness is just what someone gets use to, it sort of becomes a comfort zone. I also know that I am not the only one who feels the same as I do. © 2013 Ian FarawayReviews
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1 Review Added on January 14, 2013 Last Updated on January 14, 2013 Tags: dark, trapped, mind, mental, conflicted AuthorIan FarawaySomewhere, NHAboutIan Faraway is simply a pen name and is not my actual name. Here are a few things to note: 1. If you need me to read anything you've written, please feel free to PM me. Also, let me know if you.. more..Writing
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