parent-child dynamics are soooo crazy. i love you i resent you i can't stand you i adore you i pity you. and still watching your hair get a little more grey every time i see you makes my stomach feel weird
I dreamt of you last night
It was still Christmas
And I was a fairy
But that's not important
I went shopping with friends I don't have
And had fun
Then I ran into you
And got angry
We had a fight
But you kept following me
And I woke up
So viscerally uncomfortable
I had the urge to scream
I really wish it was socially acceptable to say “I really don’t care” and people would just say oh ok and move onto the next topic in conversation, no hard feelings
Having bpd really is like playing life on the hardest difficulty it has to offer. When you're upset, it's like grief. When you're mad, it's like fighting back the rage of a warrior. When you're numb, it's absolutely debilitatingly so, and when you're dissociated, it's like nothing on this planet, including yourself, exists or is even real anymore. It's a constant battle of fighting against your own body's extremely out of control instincts. It's not supposed to be this hard to simply interact with other human beings and yourself, is it?
"what did you do with all that anger?"
"i ate it raw, like I was a starving child and it was the only thing that could sustain me."
unfortunately i have whatever the opposite of charisma is
21F & tired. my old poems are seriously so bad. idk what this is turning into. I just want someone to talk to. open dms
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