me, myself & I.
And all my life I have been content with this silence, careless about the assumptions, completely free. Until I wasn't. All I wanted from life is some ease and calm, some understanding and compassion. I wanted what I have always read about and watched in movies, whether in friendships, love, career or everything else. Because that's what I do, I dream of things that are unattainable, that are unrealistic and I wait for them to happen.
I waited for so long until I wasn't anymore. I waited until somehow a switch was flicked inside and I convinced myself that there is nothing to wait for. That life is and will always be abysmal at best, and that's all I can expect from it. Otherwise, disappointment and misery are what waits for me. However, this perspective has not stopped me from -secretly- being a dreamer, a big fluffy piece of cake waiting dor the syrup to enrich it even more without realising it's a loaf of bread, and that no syrup is coming. It has also not stopped me from being disappointed by life, time and time again.
Once again I find myself extremely down -physically and literally-, low on the ground, head on the walls. I find myself so angry and filled with emotions to the point where I am brimming all the time, but this time nothing really comes out. All my anger is reduced to helpless tears that won't always come out, or will come out in a flood. I am SO tired of being me. So tired of people misunderstanding me no matter what I do. So tired of being judged and perceived against my well. Just tired.
I am still a dreamer. When I am having a good moment it's usually me doing something a character out of a book or movie would be doing, being content on my own, listening to the radio on a night ride, binge watching a cringe flick for days straight without having a worry in the world. Things that the more I immerse myself in reality, are harder and harder to come by. Harder to find a moment of calm amidst the chaos, harder to appreciate the little things without feeling so angry about all the missing big things.
Does it get better? Is there a thin line between dreaming and pessimism that I can balance on? Can I ever feel whole again? Like myself without any fears or judgements? Am I delusional? Probably. Maybe. Who knows?
All I really want seems simple enough in theory, but is so hard to achieve in reality without losing so much, and I am not sure how much more I can afford to lose before this happens.


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