that’s like saying sixty-degree water isn’t hot just because it isn’t boiling, and it isn’t cold either.
my body feels heavy after fifty-ton anchors pulling my frozen limbs under. and i don’t like the feeling. and it’s so ******* cold to breathe.
i had a thought today: the world would go on if i were gone. no one would notice. it was comforting— no one would grieve. no one. but me. it’s no fun, you know; i would know.
nonsense, breathed in too many chemicals, droplets of poison, in my mind. people who know you will be affected, or at least, perhaps, some of them, whether you want to admit it or not.
well, i think there’s a difference between people knowing you and loving you, or perhaps knowing you is a kind of love, but it never is.
i thought therapy could help me get over my fear of death, so I could— well, you know...
death serves a sweet martini, and I could use a drink, ’cause i can't see past the past.
Oh, man, it's Happy Hour
Written: September 16-19, 2025 Published: September 19, 2025