InsomiaA Story by MaggieSometimes I really wish that I lived alone. Even if it was some s****y little apartment with too many things inside and just enough oxygen for rodents to dwell.
Then there comes the realisation that I am someone who becomes lonely much too quickly and at very inconvenient times. The thought of what my thoughts could do to me while I'd be on my own petrifies me, it shakes me to my very core.
But right now, that's all I want. To be secluded. Away from everything, everyone. Sometimes that all I want, and simply being in my room with a closed door doesn't do it anymore. I feel like I'm suffocating. The walls in my room are slowly creeping in, I can feel the people that live with me, I can feel my neighbours through the walls. My room is stuck in between too many others and I just need to escape. To be alone. But then I become lonely, and I feel like
no matter who you put me beside, I won't feel their presence. I won't
feel my own presence. I'll be staring down at the situation before me,
hovering above everyone else, having an outer body experience. At those
moments I'd give anything to feel like I'm suffocating, like there's too
many people around me, but I won't. I hate what my thoughts do
to me. I hate how my brain doesn't seem to understand that it needs to
shut off to allow me sleep, how this lack of dreamless slumber is making
everything worse. The bruises beneath my eyes keep getting darker, my
lips are raw from teeth that constantly grind against the delicate skin,
my heart is aching from the pointless scenarios that play in my mind,
and my body is weak and is slowly giving up. © 2011 MaggieAuthor's Note
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