I should never read other people’s blogs or anything of that nature.
I should never let myself slip into this big hole of writing depressing blog entries that make everyone worried and considering putting me on suicide watch.
But I do. And you do.
We all do.
I feel like everyone has a person they are in real life and a person they are online.
But online is becoming real life.
I don’t know which of the two of every person I should believe.
Happy on the outside…but miserable on the inside.
Maybe it’s because people feel as if they have no one to talk to, much like I am writing this blog right now.
But I know that I have people to talk to. I just don’t want to burden them with every little thought I have.
I feel as if I have become annoying to most, and something people would rather ignore than take part in.
I only feel this way some days and I try not to let it get to me.
I wish that I could help.
Others, more than myself. I wish I could lift the sad hearts up and show them how beautiful the world is.
But what can I do when inside everyone… is a little bit of longing for the feeling of being miserable. Whether we want to admit it or not. Being miserable, being depressed, being broken… at least it’s something to do. It gives us something to talk about. Why just be happy? Why just have monotony and ridiculously repetitive routines day after day after day? Why not be drowning in a disgusting abyss on an almost constant basis so we can “fully appreciate the good times”? Why?
Because it’s stupid. It’s easy. It’s weak.
We need to lift up our own hearts, pick ourselves up.
We need to deal.
So you have a beautiful life. A car, a roof over your head, a family, you even have extended family that friends have turned into over long talks in the car at night, and heart to hearts.
You have all of this.
But you turn it away. And you banish it from your day-to-day thoughts. You replace it.
You replace it with hate and frustration and forget all of the beauty that you see everyday just by waking up because you give in to that longing, that want, that need for misery.
Grow up.
Get over it. Let the good times roll.
Be yourself.
Who cares if you don’t know who you are anymore? You know. You know, deep down… You know.
Don’t think about it. Don’t try.
If you’re trying, you’re faking.
This is a note to myself, mostly.
I need to do all of these things.
I wish I could help people do them.
Maybe..
Maybe I will try leading by example.
Love,
Hadasse