I'm tired. Of all of this.
Every fucking day feels like the same, yet it gets heavier. Things get worse, nothing gets better and the few things that gave me security, happiness, where I thought I could escape and be free for some moments, are getting corrupted, forgotten, stained forever, never to be the same refuge they once were.
I'm tired of living sometimes. Of existing on this world.
I know how dying feels; it's calming, the darkness eats you and you feel without worries for the first time in your existance. You know it and that frees you.
But I don't want to die. I'm a coward. I want to continue living on this earth just because I think I can do something in the future, something that will fix everything, something that will give a purporse to everything I've done and lived through.
But we all know that is just a lie to make us feel better, don't we?
Because, at the end of all, do we really matter? What can assure us that?
I'm tired. Too tired.
I want to go somewhere else, but there is nowhere to escape. I want to say that I want to go home, go to the park, go to a forest and be happy. But this is something that will haunt me, haunt me forever and everywhere until the end.
Because you can't escape yourself.
I'm tired...
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Why did no one tell me that the "chemical imbalance" theory has largely been disproven, that serotonin and dopamine can't cause mental illness on their own? Why have all mental health professionals been pushing this idea as fact? I've always thought the whole BPD diagnosis was bogus, just modern day hysteria slapped onto (mostly) women with complex-PTSD. Almost an official gaslight, like "your trauma wasn't traumatic enough to warrant the PTSD label so we're going to act like your brain is malfunctioning". So I'm not surprised to find all this out.
Can we finally begin a trauma-informed approach toward mainstream mental health shit? Especially mood disorders? Let's not rule chemicals and hormones out entirely, but let's acknowledge that trauma and genes have far stronger ties to mental health.
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Super cute of Dean to give permission to an angel and a demon to possess his younger brother. Then, instead of apologizing, he began talking about how much people are hurt when they are around him.
Super adorable how he didn’t even let Sam get his frustrations out or even really talk the situation through. Super sweet how he immediately turned the situation around to be a Dean moment.
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Hi JFK. What is orv?
im so glad you asked. im still reading it (chapter 459 so please no spoilers in the notes). omniscient reader's viewpoint (shortened to orv) is a korean webnovel about a man named kim dokja. and his life completely SUCKS. he has no friends, no family, he's abused under capitalism and is a contract worker for a shitty office job. the only thing he has in his life is a webnovel called "three ways to survive a ruined world" about a man trying to survive the apocalypse. he's been reading this novel as it updates for YEARS but it ends and he finds he isn't entirely satisfied. he looks forward to the epilogue, but on the day it is supposed to be published, the novel is instead deleted. he finds that the author has emailed him a pdf of the novel with a message saying "good luck". from then on, the events of the novel start to happen in real life, with him meeting his favorite characters and attempting to get a better ending for all of them. as the sole person who read through the entire novel, he thinks that he is best suited for steering them to the ending, but can you really know someone just from reading about them?
it's a huge meta-commentary on reading, writing, trauma, dissociation, finding out that you want to stay alive, capitalism, and stories! it basically asks the question: what if the stories and characters we loved loved us as much as we love them? if you've ever been chronically online, obsessed with a character, or suicidal i would absolutely recommend this novel. it even has time loops and vague polyamory. it has very simple prose that stands out because of how plainly it's written. since january, ive been reading at least a chapter a day and im heartbroken that the end is in sight for me. as soon as im done reading, i want to begin again <3
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Some hcs for CC (mostly projection<3):
C.C in a sense is used to death. He's used to talking about death. His father talks about, his brother, his mother(? if he does remember her), and maybe his sister. They talk about death like it's a scary thing..but he's somewhat fine with it. It's another stage of life (but he's also, of course, scared of it as well. He's human <- that's what he's been saying to himself as long as he was alive. "I'm human. I'm human. Emotions are a human thing, so that means I'm human"). And he knows that memories last so much longer then the body does.
CC doesn't care about gender<3. But kinda does at the same time. Toxic masculinity and such- the year he was around for were not good for him
C.C (going with the hc that William first started killing with dead animals), has seen dead bodies(or mainly blood & gore. Never the body itself: due to FNAF4, and some lines from that game). Just dead animal bodies. He blames himself for what his father has done. And his father knows that he saw (also going with the midnight motorist game, of CC being the runaway kid + the idea that C.C knows more than anyone let's on). But he regrets it so much, & stays so so quiet about it. So the others don't know? Or maybe only one doesn't know. CC doesn't bother with that fact though, since he's alone & knows much more then they think he does. And maybe since he knows how rotting works, maybe that's why his nightmares have holes/some parts that are missing
C.C has had thoughts of homicide & suicide. It goes both ways(to himself/others(suicide/seeing one's suicide) & others(homicide)). But he doesn't act on them. He never would. He just thinks & then forgets about it. That's the way he copes, and it's helpful to him. He can forget about it(only for a little bit. He can't escape it though. His brother is here, his father might be coming back later: no doubt hiding some dead bodies of animals. He can't stop feeling angry at everything & everyone).
Since he's too much of a coward to do any actual self harm(or self harm that is very visible & worthy of medical needs). He does some bruises on his legs(already can get cover up quick, and no one really cares about him). Many reasons why he does this (to feel something, punish himself: when he's already punished, I feel like it gets worse when he's locked inside his room(he's able to leave when he says he's sorry & wont do it again & he knows what he did is wrong & he's going to listen), release overwhelming emotions: anger - pulling hair, and to block memories as best as he can: slapping himself). But bruises are the main route he goes with
Whenever he was emotional or close to saying anything about himself("failure", "robot", etc). He would sometimes be compared to Bon's Burgers(if Fazbear Entertainment(but nothing bad happens) exists in TWF then BonsBurgers(but nothing bad happens) exists in FNAF. To me)'s animatronics. In the sense that he's very similar to how they are programmed?? I dunno. I like to think that Fazbear Ent. made personality for the characters, and while BonsBurgers did as well I like to think it was very minimal. Not much but simple lines, yk? And CC does a lot of the same thing: crying, blaming, etc. on loop and on loop and on loop and on loop. Everytime something goes down / he's also semi-compared to Felix(here he gets over his addiction), only when he was like, the drunk sad man at bars.
CC thinks that Felix is like him due to that information. But Felix got over his addiction and here CC is.
Forgotten.
Dead.
Just numb.
He feels cold.
He wants to be happy like Felix is.
Why can't he?
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