Moments of Loneliness
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:34 am
So school has finally started back. It's a nice distraction in some ways because it keeps me active and I'm not locked up in my room all the time now in self-pity, but I still have moments throughout the day where I just feel so terrible. And it happens in the most random of moments - yesterday, I was just eating lunch in a cafe and I just felt so terrible. I wanted to cry so bad, sitting there. I felt so alone, yet here I am around all these other students, sitting with their friends eating lunch.
It also happens in the middle of class, just out of no where. And at home. I'm angry a lot, and I take it out on my parents. I don't know exactly why. I have no direction in life, and like I said before I'm so stressed and freaked out over graduating that I just wanna scream.
My emotions are all over the place, and I never know how I'm going to feel or react to something throughout the day. One moment I'm fine, then the next I'm a wreck. I am impatient, I hate waiting on anything, and I get annoyed and frustrated easily. I have no motivation anymore for anything school-related or personally related. I need to start looking for jobs and thinking about post-graduation plans, but I just can't bring myself to do it. I eat supper quickly in the evenings when I'm with the family because it makes me uncomfortable and I get nervous. I've said it before, but I feel so out of touch with myself, it's like I'm not even me. I don't even know who me is.
On the bright side I guess, since I last touched base with you guys, I came out to two people; I'm not really sure why, but I did. One was a close friend of mine I had before I started going downhill a few years ago (before my anxiety picked up and I started closing myself up in my room and making up excuses not to hang out with my friends). But I told her, though it was hard. She was cool with it, she told me she loved me and that she'd wondered before about it. That meant so much to me, her telling me she cared. I apologized for all the times I'd made up an excuse not to hang out, and she said while she was frustrated about it before, she understood.
The second was a friend I met online through the video game I play. I've known him for going on two years, and he's several years younger than I am (16 or 17). I'm not really sure why I decided to tell him, but I did. And he was also cool about it, completely understanding. Said he had friends who were too and that, most importantly, it didn't change our friendship at all. That meant a lot, and it was really great talking to him about it, I admit.
Anyways, thanks guys for being here. It means a lot.
It also happens in the middle of class, just out of no where. And at home. I'm angry a lot, and I take it out on my parents. I don't know exactly why. I have no direction in life, and like I said before I'm so stressed and freaked out over graduating that I just wanna scream.
My emotions are all over the place, and I never know how I'm going to feel or react to something throughout the day. One moment I'm fine, then the next I'm a wreck. I am impatient, I hate waiting on anything, and I get annoyed and frustrated easily. I have no motivation anymore for anything school-related or personally related. I need to start looking for jobs and thinking about post-graduation plans, but I just can't bring myself to do it. I eat supper quickly in the evenings when I'm with the family because it makes me uncomfortable and I get nervous. I've said it before, but I feel so out of touch with myself, it's like I'm not even me. I don't even know who me is.
On the bright side I guess, since I last touched base with you guys, I came out to two people; I'm not really sure why, but I did. One was a close friend of mine I had before I started going downhill a few years ago (before my anxiety picked up and I started closing myself up in my room and making up excuses not to hang out with my friends). But I told her, though it was hard. She was cool with it, she told me she loved me and that she'd wondered before about it. That meant so much to me, her telling me she cared. I apologized for all the times I'd made up an excuse not to hang out, and she said while she was frustrated about it before, she understood.
The second was a friend I met online through the video game I play. I've known him for going on two years, and he's several years younger than I am (16 or 17). I'm not really sure why I decided to tell him, but I did. And he was also cool about it, completely understanding. Said he had friends who were too and that, most importantly, it didn't change our friendship at all. That meant a lot, and it was really great talking to him about it, I admit.
Anyways, thanks guys for being here. It means a lot.