So.. i guess it has been a while.. once more.
Maybe it was because i got lazy again;
Maybe it was because i got busy;
Maybe it was because so many things happened
That i just simply don't know where to start.
Maybe i should start with something which made me learn that it might be quite impossible for me to return to any way i used to be anymore.
It is something called "memory block".
I can't recall since which part of the year it started, but i have been having the problem of not being able to recall things that happened. Initially it was just me not being able to remember the things that i went through in secondary school, the things that i could actually vividly remember every second back then, but now, i can't even recall the simple things that i did the previous day.
When symptoms started to show, i do recall myself questioning if this was a good thing, because
on one hand, this memory block thing might give me the possibility to erase the stupid, seemingly minor things i've done in the past and allow me to start afresh as someone new, someone who is not as timid, as dark, as twisted especially as the me last year;
but on the other hand, this memory block thing also made me especially scared, because it was as if i lost a huge part of myself, it was as if the long, painful process that i went through didn't exist at all. But more importantly, it was as if the me within which, although tortured me the whole time, stayed by my side from the beginning till the end disappeared.
It was as if i was all alone (again (..?)).
I really don't know what my next step should be, or what i should even think of next, because although i can't recall the things that happened (unless i do it on purpose by reading through the stuff here or the stuff i wrote elsewhere), the pain can still be felt.
And this memory block thing is starting to really irritate and scare me because i could end up speaking things that even i myself don't understand about, despite me having tons of things i prepared to say up in my head seconds ago.
So basically, i end up saying things that doesn't even relate to the subject i was at most of the times now, be it a serious talk with someone, or even in the midst of something important (like consultation with my teachers for instance).
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A sense of disorientation.
Is that it?
Somehow it feels like i'm being stuck in this whirlpool, a whirlpool full of wonders, happiness, loneliness, fear, and a whole lot of hopelessness and other whatnot.
The irony is however, that it is something that i can actually get myself out of, yet i don't want to, for fear of losing something called "pain". I don't get it myself, or rather, the nonsense that i'm saying as my fingers move from one letter to another on the keyboard, but it feels as if i can't bring myself out of something that i'm so accustomed to- even though it is something that has been tormenting me endlessly all these while.
I guess, i'm really starting to lose it.
It was really after i started jc life that i realized that maybe, just maybe, the pain that i felt back then last year was nothing. It's not due to me going through a lot more shits now - really, it isn't - but rather, the emptiness that lurks within every second of the day. I can feel happy, angry, or sad too (basically normal emotions), but sometimes, just out of absolutely nowhere, i feel nothing.
And when i mean nothing, i mean nothing.
I don't know if it's because my memory or my emotions are failing me, but, especially so nowadays, i could just walk home with a completely empty mind with my body just moving in its own.
And without me knowing, i would just end up at the destination i decided beforehand, completely oblivious of the entire journey, without a single piece of memory intact.
Although i did picture myself doing stuffs like these when i was much younger, reading off romance storybooks when the protagonist just experienced something to bring herself down to the abyss, i still can't believe that this is actually happening.
Well sure, i admit, i used to think that having the ability to do that was really cool, but for it to really happen? I mean, is it even possible for one's mind to completely go blank and that his or her body would just move on its own accord literally like a zombie?
Sure, it may still sound cool, but somehow, i honestly do prefer having my mind with me whenever i'm awake, because well, it is my mind afterall.
It is something that tells me that hey, even though i might be going through shit and whatnot, i am still "sane".
"I am still me."
And yeap, i''m pretty sure that that's the reason why i preferred having the pain i had last year.
"It was real."
It was something that i myself could feel, be it mentally or emotionally.
Emptiness doesn't grant me that.
And i especially hate the feeling, when i feel like tears are forming, but they just won't fall.
Even when i was forcing myself to recall things that hurt me the most, i just couldn't cry.
I did mention that this happened to me before (i think (?)) back when i visited the counselor last year, but it seemed like a repeatedly warped cycle. My condition did improve before it worsened afterwards, then it improved again, then it worsened, then it improved, then it worsened. Well basically, it was a on-off thing. It's either i'm normal and happy, or i'm all the way at the bottom.
There's just no in between.
And that applies not only to the emotions i myself feel, but also, the way i treat others.
It was either a really really considerate and caring friend, or a hopeless jerk.
When i get really sensitive about issues, i tend to overthink things and worry myself endlessly, torturing myself with seemingly endless questions everyday, crying over nonsensical shit which nobody else gives a damn about. But it was only then, that i took the feelings of others into consideration, and put in my utmost effort into preventing others from getting hurt over my actions;
On the other hand, after i got tired of being so sensitive and people telling me the exact same thing i say to myself over and over again, i decided to not give a shit about what others think and just complete the tasks i have on hand. But when that happens, i do not take the feelings of others into consideration, and i would just be a hopeless jerk hurting some people along that process.
So you may ask, why not just be in the middle and do both?
But my question to you is,
"Am i supposed to not be so sensitive about what people say and yet be considerate to people at the same time; Or should i just pretend to not be sensitive at all and just pretend that everything's fine and happy and yay?"
How am i supposed to do any of that?
If i'm not sensitive enough of someone else's feelings, how am i supposed to know where the line i'm supposed to draw is located at?
"Just find a balance."
How would you define balance?
Can you yourself even tell me straight in the face where that "balance" you're talking about is located at?
Do you yourself even know for sure what this "balance" thing is?
Okay then, maybe i should just take the other route of pretending not to be sensitive when i'm practically dying within.
It could very well be just me being useless or whatsoever, but before you even tell me to try something like that, can you yourself smile every single time you feel like crying?
"Can you?"
Can you tell me just what i should do?
It's just so messed up.
When i'm with my class, i'm stuck with people who can be high 24/7. It's either you get high with them and be part of the group, or you disappear into some corner of the school alone.
I think i might have mentioned this many many times, but i just desperately need a clique to be in. A clique which could allow me to take cover whenever i need a break from everything else, friends that i know would always be there for me even when anything happens, a group of people that i could just feel safe with.
But no.
I can't even be comfortable with anyone in the class regardless of how much time passed throughout the year. It's just either i fit in with the people i usually hang out with, or i don't.
Is this what people call a superficial friendship?
Regardless of the occasion, there's just not one person in the class i could say for sure is my partner for a upcoming project or whatsoever. When the time comes, i could just be alone in a corner with absolutely no one by my side just because i'm the only one who can't fit in as well as the people i'm closer with could.
CCA?
Well certainly, these are the people whom i'm most comfortable with in the entire school.
"But no."
Even within odac, once again, i can't say for sure that someone would be by my side even when i collapse because, there's just this thing called "odd number" in the way.
I don't know if it's due to a fixed mentally or what, but every time we have an odac session requiring teams or pairs, i always imagine myself to be all alone regardless of the occasion.
I'm just so terrified of being alone that i just dictate that things would go that way before anything happens.
Can someone please tell me what to do?
Because although i constantly tell myself that i'm used to being alone, it's actually just an excuse to keep myself from the fear.
It's just so messed up that i can't.
I just... can't.
Ok pushing aside all the other nonsense, i guess that'd be it for today,
sorry if i trailed on to an unknown island somewhere along the way and that it got confusing.
Till next time,
Ciao Ciao