You are not alone in this endless waking nightmare
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You are not alone in this endless waking nightmare
- The aloneness I keep referencing refers to a deep acknowledgement of your own brief place in the world, a small luminescent flicker in this great infinite darkness. The light is for you to bear and yours alone. No one is coming to tell you what to want, when to want it, when to leave and when to fight for anything. For some that feels like youth an... See more
get so tired. So very tired. I worry it may never end, no matter what I do. Sometimes, you worry so much and your fears and trauma trample so hard over you that you just don’t want to get up. You don’t know what to do anymore. Everything else you used to do no longer works. You don’t have the desire to try anything else. Then people pile their prob
... See morefrom I Don't Want to Die Poor: Essays by Michael Arceneaux
There you are, waiting for the horrors to come from some there, from some other, from without, and all the while you’re dying, bit by airless bit, from within.
from Hope: A Tragedy: A Novel by Shalom Auslander
My Name Is Wil Wheaton. I Live With Chronic Depression and Generalized Anxiety. I Am Not Ashamed.
by Wil Wheaton
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