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Words are quite useless, and so am I.
- Oct 22, 2020
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(Changed the description for clarity purposes)
I feel this "internal pain". It is emotional pain, but it is so overwhelming and so strong that I could almost say it is physical. I'll describe it further. There's the pain and there's also the thoughts that come with it. The thoughts of failure, of worthlessness, of having no possible good futures. And the pain... I feel like my body is gripping my neck and my heart from the inside. There's overwhelming sadness, overwhelming dread, despair, hopelessness... and pain... pure pain. The thoughts intensify to a state of "Just die please", "Just die please" and I usually start crying if I'm not around other people. My breath is short, it seems like my adrenaline is high and the suffering continues. I can't talk to my family in this state, I avoid them like the plague. In intense pain, I also fantasize about very aggressive behaviors like beating up anyone, literally anyone that is in front of me. Something that the "normal" me would never do. If it goes like this for more than one day then I start to feel very depressed and down. I can still feel the pain, but it is as if nothing matters anymore. Eventually, this insanely painful state goes away but only for a brief period. Then the cycle starts again. It is very difficult to get anything done in that state. I usually call it "Hell" because I haven't found a better word to describe it.
I feel this "internal pain". It is emotional pain, but it is so overwhelming and so strong that I could almost say it is physical. I'll describe it further. There's the pain and there's also the thoughts that come with it. The thoughts of failure, of worthlessness, of having no possible good futures. And the pain... I feel like my body is gripping my neck and my heart from the inside. There's overwhelming sadness, overwhelming dread, despair, hopelessness... and pain... pure pain. The thoughts intensify to a state of "Just die please", "Just die please" and I usually start crying if I'm not around other people. My breath is short, it seems like my adrenaline is high and the suffering continues. I can't talk to my family in this state, I avoid them like the plague. In intense pain, I also fantasize about very aggressive behaviors like beating up anyone, literally anyone that is in front of me. Something that the "normal" me would never do. If it goes like this for more than one day then I start to feel very depressed and down. I can still feel the pain, but it is as if nothing matters anymore. Eventually, this insanely painful state goes away but only for a brief period. Then the cycle starts again. It is very difficult to get anything done in that state. I usually call it "Hell" because I haven't found a better word to describe it.
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