glitterypearls
sing me to sleep
- Mar 23, 2023
- 183
I'm not sure if I believe in god or not, but whoever created me made a major mistake, that's what I always feel like whenever I spend time with people who relatively have good life and never really experienced depression in a way that made them suicidal. It feels painfully obvious that I was a mistake.
I have to constantly mask so I don't make anyone uncomfortable, It feels incredibly lonely to be around those people, they will never understand what I'm dealing with, It feels cruel that a person should exist with so much trauma and pain, I only opened up to one "normal person" who claimed to be depressed and all they told me is to be happy and to stop being suicidal because and I quote "that's selfish"
It's not fair that those people got to have relatively good life while a lot of us get to experience a shit life where we are in constant pain, I didn't choose this life, I tried my best to improve it, I went to therapy, I truly tried my best but If I tell any of them about my true feelings, they will call me weak, coward and selfish. while I know well enough that they wouldn't survive a week with my trauma.
everytime I try to change my mindset by going out with those people, I end up coming home and crying. realizing I'm a mistake and it will never get better. either you are born in a good family that give you a good life or you are born in a shit family that gives you tons of trauma to deal with from a young age, they robbed of my childhood, teen years and adulthood, but it supposed to get better right? it just a rough patch right? you can just move out as an adult and live your best life right? no it would still haunt you because PTSD is so painful to deal with, sometimes people fuck you up for good and no matter what you do, it will never get better.
I have to constantly mask so I don't make anyone uncomfortable, It feels incredibly lonely to be around those people, they will never understand what I'm dealing with, It feels cruel that a person should exist with so much trauma and pain, I only opened up to one "normal person" who claimed to be depressed and all they told me is to be happy and to stop being suicidal because and I quote "that's selfish"
It's not fair that those people got to have relatively good life while a lot of us get to experience a shit life where we are in constant pain, I didn't choose this life, I tried my best to improve it, I went to therapy, I truly tried my best but If I tell any of them about my true feelings, they will call me weak, coward and selfish. while I know well enough that they wouldn't survive a week with my trauma.
everytime I try to change my mindset by going out with those people, I end up coming home and crying. realizing I'm a mistake and it will never get better. either you are born in a good family that give you a good life or you are born in a shit family that gives you tons of trauma to deal with from a young age, they robbed of my childhood, teen years and adulthood, but it supposed to get better right? it just a rough patch right? you can just move out as an adult and live your best life right? no it would still haunt you because PTSD is so painful to deal with, sometimes people fuck you up for good and no matter what you do, it will never get better.