november. i am home. i belong here, in november. my self coalesces with the fog, the grey skies, the cold air. and i am home.
does anyone know if we have to face our unjustified anger and desrie to be loved in return tomorrow
My eyes sting from crying I just want to sleep
yeah, no ur good i don’t think romanticizing your misery and intentionally enabling yourself is making you worse at all dw
losing appetite because you're sad is the worst feeling ever.
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i say idgaf and then im still dreaming about my childhood best friend
What have I become
Grief is such a peculiar phenomenon. It truly alters every single aspect of your life. I don’t think there’s any part of my life that was left untouched by my grief.
I truly lost touch with reality after my parents passed. And I believed for a long time that my parents were gone, dragged back into the earth with words left unspoken, and nightmares put to rest; but as time has escaped me, I have been disproven. My parents may be ash now, but I see them everyday in myself. It’s horrifying, and sometimes beautiful. All of my life I’ve been told I act and look just like my father, and while that remains true, my mother’s venom has snuck its way into my behavior. I constantly feel like I’m fulfilling their doomed prophecies for myself now that they’re gone.
But I know that it doesn’t have to be that way. I know I can change and I need to allow myself to sit with this, instead of running and running and running. I am so tired, and I need to stop giving up on myself. I may lick my wounds like my dad, and I may carry my mother’s temper, but I don’t have to *be* them. I can be better. I hope I will be better.
To want and be wanted