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Criticism of the constructive variety I can handle.
Childish insults and hair pulling will make me cry.
So, here are the first few paragraphs. It’s about an alcoholic by the way.
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I knew what I was. I had seen myself becoming it. Watched myself mutate, slowly over time into what now stared back at me every time that I looked in the mirror. Why had I become it? Who or what was to blame for it? I could pass the buck, but that would be cowardice, and anyway, what would be the point? Who am I trying to impress? Sure as hell not myself. Every morning I wake up, and before I’ve even brushed my teeth I’m filled with the same self-loathing and inevitable disappointment of what I’ll do that day.
Well, I say morning, but I would be lying if I said that it was for sure. Not that it makes any difference to me anyway. If I could, I would spend an eternity asleep, dreaming, living my life in a place where I could never let anyone down and where anything is possible. Throughout the day I find myself constantly closing my eyes in an attempt to get some sleep, knowing that this is the only time that I can experience the pure bliss that other more “normal” people experience every day with their families.
I remember when I was younger, living at home, being woken each morning for school by my mother yelling up the stairs about how I was going to be late. Opening my eyes and having to squint because the light of the new day would seem so apparent. Well now, when I wake up and open my eyes, no longer am I blinded by the sunshine, but rather swamped by thicker darkness then before. I’ll look around my apartment and still be amazed every time as to how such a cluttered room can appear so empty, so devoid of any signs of life.
In my dreams, I surround myself with people. I know that they’re not real, that they’re just figments of my imagination, but I draw comfort from them, and that makes them real enough to me, real enough to keep me going.
Cheers Lindgren.
Practice makes perfect though EB, keep it up!
I actually have an idea for what I’m going to write next, but I think I need to wait until later this evening to start on it – wait till I’m good and drunk.
Which indicates you conveyed the intended feeling strongly. Nice one. I'd like to read something of yours that's a little less heavy, though.
Fun, hmm…my cat can fart “God Save The Queen”.
All the diodes down the side of my neck hurt.
How about something light and fun?