
ArchmagePrincess
Magical Princess of Death
- Aug 31, 2022
- 146
It was a lot of hard work and patience but I think by the end of this week I'll finally have enough money to assemble everything I need to CTB quite comfortably. This world is completely absurd having me go through all this effort and suffering just to leave it. It's a shame, in some ways I feel like there are nice things about living, I've felt loved, I've enjoyed art, I've felt companionship, I've laughed, and as it stands now even the joys of feeling those things don't outweigh the emotional and physical cost of living in a world where I have to work 3 jobs where everyone treats me like dirt to barely scrape by.
I was born into abuse and poverty and I even got a short-lived chance to escape that life. I lived with someone wealthy worked as a stay at home wife, was loved, and have all my needs effectively met. And yet I didn't find myself enjoying living, even just being human and existing without the anchor of being poor and mistreated is difficult enough on its own to live day to day. So after getting a taste of the "good life" not finding it enough to continue living, then being thrown back into working until I'm too tired to do anything else really opened my eyes to what I thought about the nature of life.
All the professionals I've talked to have shown me closed-minded and rather stupid views on life and the process of "getting better," while claiming to be the intelligent professionals and call people like us mentally ill. But the more I consider this, it just seems like the rational choice for me. I'm not being impulsive, delusional, or unrealistic despite them wanting me to feel like I'm all those things. When I read many posts on here they rarely ever come off to me as the deranged and depressed lunatics mental health professionals tell me they must be. I see very human emotions and experiences, I see understanding, intelligence, and wisdom. They just can't face the reality that for some people life is not really worth the effort, and that it's not for everyone.
I don't want to fight for my own survival anymore, I don't want to chase the idea of stable joy and fulfilment I'll never quite reach. I want to return to the nothingness I was a part of before I was born, and I will be at peace again. This battle is one I refuse to fight anymore.
I was born into abuse and poverty and I even got a short-lived chance to escape that life. I lived with someone wealthy worked as a stay at home wife, was loved, and have all my needs effectively met. And yet I didn't find myself enjoying living, even just being human and existing without the anchor of being poor and mistreated is difficult enough on its own to live day to day. So after getting a taste of the "good life" not finding it enough to continue living, then being thrown back into working until I'm too tired to do anything else really opened my eyes to what I thought about the nature of life.
All the professionals I've talked to have shown me closed-minded and rather stupid views on life and the process of "getting better," while claiming to be the intelligent professionals and call people like us mentally ill. But the more I consider this, it just seems like the rational choice for me. I'm not being impulsive, delusional, or unrealistic despite them wanting me to feel like I'm all those things. When I read many posts on here they rarely ever come off to me as the deranged and depressed lunatics mental health professionals tell me they must be. I see very human emotions and experiences, I see understanding, intelligence, and wisdom. They just can't face the reality that for some people life is not really worth the effort, and that it's not for everyone.
I don't want to fight for my own survival anymore, I don't want to chase the idea of stable joy and fulfilment I'll never quite reach. I want to return to the nothingness I was a part of before I was born, and I will be at peace again. This battle is one I refuse to fight anymore.