I enter my house and head straight to my room. Once inside my room, I close the door, drop my school bag on the floor and throw myself on my bed. I stare at the ceiling and I wonder what would it be like I disappear. If I just went poof and stopped existing. That seems like the main goal right now. Lately people have been asking me how I feel, and right now seems the best moment to answer.
I feel like everything I do and say can be used against me. I feel like the world is waiting to see me fall again, to see my next emotional breakdown. They want to see me fail so they can say, "See? I told you couldn't do it!" I honestly think they are right. I will always be a constant disappointment to those close to me. If I'm being honest, I am tired of feeling like a constant disappointment. I am tired of feeling at all.
I get off my bed and head to my desk. I pull the top drawer and take out my anti-depressants. I open the clasp and pour a handful on my left hand. I put all the colorful pills onto my mouth and close my mouth. I go to my bookbag, and I take out my water bottle. I open it and take a swing of water. All at once the pills slide down my throat.
I lay again on my bed and stare at the ceiling, as if nothing has happened. Maybe I was jut meant to live until my sophomore year. Maybe I am not destined to do great things. Maybe I was meant to be a complete and utter failure. I close my eyes and dream of the life I wish I had. After a while my body starts humming, my hands begin to shake, and my world starts going black. Before my entire world goes black, I hear a knock on the door.
And I can't help but think...
I failed...
YOU ARE READING
Last Breath (2021)
General FictionWhen Aaron Anderson's, suicide attempts fails, this white, skinny sophomore student's life changes and not for the better. New school and new neighborhood are the consequences of this failed attempt. Though he may be alive, still he claims that a pa...