| I really want to cry now. Damn you seizures! Why did you have to occur in class? Caused me to go to the hospital and miss out first day of class. I am probably going to get a hefty sized bill coming up since an ambulance came for me, and the hospital fees too. Then again I am not paying for it, my mom is... Because of that I also feel super ass guilty. I even told the paramedics no need take me to the hospital, but they kept pushing me to go...
Even more so i want to cry, my mom is a fricken idiot. Why ask me for help when you think you know it all, or why do you always say one thing and do the other? You drive me nuts! You are so hard headed! I can't even ask you for help anymore. Just when i need you for help the most now, i can't. If i do, all i'll hear is you accusing me that i did something to make the problems occur. i can't even ask you for emotional support, or let alone even have a conversation!
Not only that, gramps talking shit about my mom and dad, and my mom talking shit about my gramps. mom and dad always cranky and loud against each other in public. i am always the one who's in the middle listening to it all. the harder i try not to listen, the more they continually talk to me or try to make me. When can there ever be peace in the households? I also feel super lonely, i can't even talk to anyone that well without feeling that big fear inside of my stomach. That fear feels almost exactly like the beginnings of me having a seizure occur, so i tend to not talk to anyone that much now. Sometimes it really does feel like i am going to have a seizure. there are times i ignore, i do end up having one while talking with the person. It's hard enough already that i am paranoid about having a seizure during my waking hours even when not talking to anyone. Why am i still alive? What's the reason for me still existing to go through all of this? Is my future going to be super good or something since i am still alive now?
I know i say this again and again, i should feel fortunate that i have a home and food on the table, but what good is it when life is not going good within the home? |