a 26 year teenage existential dilemma…
Silly me
So my friends decided that last night would be a fun time to force me into being social with them in real life.
My usual parting phrase of the night is, ’ it was diverting’ but even that’s a lie, last night just was another punch to the stomach.
Silly me, of course my failure at life was my choice. And of course all my emotional and psychological problems are my choices too.
This is just a role I already play perfectly, right, so why would I ever want to change?
Kinda hurts, a lot, to know that even my supposed friends feel that way about me, like I want to be a twenty-six year old failure at everything, living on my aunt’s couch, with absolutely no direction in life.
Because of course, this is the life I’d choose for myself, yeah, just like people “choose” to be hated for being jewish, or muslim, or lgbt, etc.
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about 3 months ago
I hope nothing I said was too harsh this weekend at Disney. Feeling lost is an awful feeling and it’s foolish for any person to suggest people choose to feel depressed; as if any one would willingly choose to feel sad and worthless. The whole financial aid issue for college is hard; although getting a bachelors is not a cure all, it looked like you were starting to look forward to school, which could have afforded a sense of direction. I have faith you will find something in life to be passionate about and pursue. Hang on friend!