anoyoikinobasu
あの世行きのバスに乗ってさらば
- May 13, 2026
- 3
I'm in a sort of impasse. I am not starved or deprived of basic needs, and I couldn't ask for anything more than this. I eat as much as I want, whenever I want. I have the option to choose to rot in bed and feel sorry for myself, to let the minutes and hours pass in an unproductive deadlock I am sure to regret terribly after. I have a phone and internet access, the option to interact with the people I've known through the internet, and the loveliest boyfriend I am certain is miraculously blessed to an undeserving specimen such as myself. If the Earth dies and hell inevitably devours this wretched place, I want my last moments to be spent with him. He is my lifeline, my anchor, my eternity and an angel from some utopian existence dressed in mortal skin. I don't need anything else, want no one else, and don't care for anyone else—should he experience whatever kind of death my soul dies with him.
And yet a feeling of persistent restlessness, from the premonition that this quasi-happiness only exists temporarily and can easily be crushed at any moment looms over me like a gray raincloud about to pour over but never does. Watching it hang over the sky like some silent, vengeful apparition—a meteorological stalemate of sorts—makes me dread a massive tempest that wreaks destruction in its path, even though nothing is happening. Were that storm to come to pass, I am not sure how I can live any longer knowing it seized what was mine from me. I can't live knowing that the next moment I feel unbridled joy is a temporary luxury that'll disappear like a beautiful daydream, pretty in an instant only for the world to dim and appear unsightly once more when it fades. I can't take another crushing of my soul once again.
I'm writing this little piece in my bed, lamenting a kind of spiritual crucifixion. My body is very much alive, yet my spirit feels nailed to a cross of hatred, spite, bitterness, and resignation. Of why's that'll never be answered. Of a ravenous starvation of the spirit that can't be satisfied by anything.
I don't want to be happy.
How beautiful would the world be, if happiness was a priceless thing?
But it isn't.
If to feel the crushing weight of living afterwards is the price of an uncertain, temporary happiness, is that the way of life, or is this 'joy' an ironic mockery of you, as if it knows you'll bite that delicious bait like fish in the water only for it to be yanked away the moment your mouth clasps around it?
Not that it matters, right? Everything is so, so futile. My body survives but my will to live died the day I attempted to CTB. Every day I live, every morning I wake up to, feels like an extension to the day I should've died. If I die by some accident or whatever means then that's just what's supposed to happen coming to pass. I won't fight it—hell, I'll even welcome it. Passivity is the choice I've made, and how fucking freeing it feels to accept whatever fate has in store for me.
It's destroying me that he cares so much. Promises of 'it'll get better' and 'you'll be happy'—I know my beloved means well, but I don't want to be happy at all. If this pain and crucifixion is the price of happiness, then I don't want it.
I'm glad to have gotten to know him, that maybe in some beautiful alternate reality this is the man I'll be happy with until the fulfillment makes me sick.
I love him so much. I'm also sorry that the breadth of his love wasn't enough to wrestle me out of this limbo.
I hope that when my final decision is to CTB, that he'll find someone else to fill the abyss in his heart I've left.
I hope he can be happy and be at peace even without me.
And yet a feeling of persistent restlessness, from the premonition that this quasi-happiness only exists temporarily and can easily be crushed at any moment looms over me like a gray raincloud about to pour over but never does. Watching it hang over the sky like some silent, vengeful apparition—a meteorological stalemate of sorts—makes me dread a massive tempest that wreaks destruction in its path, even though nothing is happening. Were that storm to come to pass, I am not sure how I can live any longer knowing it seized what was mine from me. I can't live knowing that the next moment I feel unbridled joy is a temporary luxury that'll disappear like a beautiful daydream, pretty in an instant only for the world to dim and appear unsightly once more when it fades. I can't take another crushing of my soul once again.
I'm writing this little piece in my bed, lamenting a kind of spiritual crucifixion. My body is very much alive, yet my spirit feels nailed to a cross of hatred, spite, bitterness, and resignation. Of why's that'll never be answered. Of a ravenous starvation of the spirit that can't be satisfied by anything.
I don't want to be happy.
How beautiful would the world be, if happiness was a priceless thing?
But it isn't.
If to feel the crushing weight of living afterwards is the price of an uncertain, temporary happiness, is that the way of life, or is this 'joy' an ironic mockery of you, as if it knows you'll bite that delicious bait like fish in the water only for it to be yanked away the moment your mouth clasps around it?
Not that it matters, right? Everything is so, so futile. My body survives but my will to live died the day I attempted to CTB. Every day I live, every morning I wake up to, feels like an extension to the day I should've died. If I die by some accident or whatever means then that's just what's supposed to happen coming to pass. I won't fight it—hell, I'll even welcome it. Passivity is the choice I've made, and how fucking freeing it feels to accept whatever fate has in store for me.
It's destroying me that he cares so much. Promises of 'it'll get better' and 'you'll be happy'—I know my beloved means well, but I don't want to be happy at all. If this pain and crucifixion is the price of happiness, then I don't want it.
I'm glad to have gotten to know him, that maybe in some beautiful alternate reality this is the man I'll be happy with until the fulfillment makes me sick.
I love him so much. I'm also sorry that the breadth of his love wasn't enough to wrestle me out of this limbo.
I hope that when my final decision is to CTB, that he'll find someone else to fill the abyss in his heart I've left.
I hope he can be happy and be at peace even without me.