A popular question to which any answers I offer will never suffice.
Where to start?
* The sense that nothing is what I want it to be.
* The sense that I cannot change what I want, meaning disappointment will continue to define my perspective on everything.
* The sense that all that glitters is an elaborate forgery.
* The knowledge that all actions are ultimately futile.
* The supreme dissatisfaction in knowing those whose care & comfort would mean so much to me will never offer it.
* The pain from previous traumas that still traces everything. Memories that won’t fade, questions that fail to resolve themselves.
* The unfair reality that A Certain Guilty Party still freely exists, unencumbered by consequence. It tears me apart.
* The facades we adopt to play a role in an industry where surface depth is the only yardstick by which we measure.
* The hollowness of little victories. The echo of your name fading. The entitled expectations, the failure to adhere to any code of civility if it’s not convenient.
* The merciless march of time and its insensitivity to your own routine.
* The inability to admit you’re breaking. The shame in letting feelings persist.
* The crisis that follows when your best chances have gone to seed.
and more than anything…
* The irrevocable horror of learning you are really alone in a war that no one will acknowledge that you battle everyday. The recognition that it is a struggle you are destined to fail. The statistics that indicate time is running out, hope wearing thin. The helplessness in bearing witness to your own suffering: watching illusions turn to nightmares and allies recede into indifference.
Final Stage: The Anathema.
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6 comments:
"The sense that all that glitters is an elaborate forgery..."
couldnt have said it better myself.
i think everyone is secretly trembling in their designer boots, crumbling behind their fake smiles..it's an endless charade
if i was your boss & i was reading this, i would think you
A. need a vacation or
B. you hate your job,
i would personally go with the needing a vacation part,i could on in other areas but that is just a part of what i got from reading your this post.
.ps. things do get better oneway or the other.
I love my life, I love my job. I'm able to syphon these dark thoughts and negative energies and express them through this vehicle safely. We all need a good rant. One day I'll write a book and it will all be in context ha ;)
Your tweet today sent me here ;-)
I'm currently reading one (of a series) of Henry Rollins' books.
He personally cannot possibly be as miserable as some of the things he writes. Well, not all the time. Only sometimes.
There is something to be said for a good "vent". It clears your mind, and lets you get on the positive things that are out there as well.
i think everyone is secretly trembling in their designer boots, crumbling behind their fake smiles..it's an endless charade
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