First Monologue: A Long Day

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A/N This work is purely fiction. Based on my opinions and not necessarily accurate

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I don't intend for anyone to really care, I just wish to speak out my mind. An endless conversation with myself with no expectation for a reply.

I in no way will say I am an expert in such a subject nor have I ever been diagnosed of it really. Yet I only wonder if I actually suffer from it. Depression, as many could say is a medical illness. I sometimes look through articles, blogs, or videos wondering to myself, is this actually correct? Does this mean I am 'depressed'?

I felt like my surroundings were crumbling. Felt like nobody understood me. I opted to give up and told myself it was nothing. To plant a smile on my face, that way no one would worry about me. My days would be just the same. Nobody suspected anything.

Yet it still ached, like a force pulling you down and a non-understandable series of wishpers spoke inside my mind. I didn't comprehend it myself, I just felt so... Tired. Tired of what was coming next, of what was going through my mind I didn't understand it at all. I just wanted for everything to stop, I wished for silence.

I just felt so beaten up, exhausted even. When I arrived at my home I plunged myself onto my bed. And they just poured down from my eyes. Tears, constantly running down my cheek. I didn't understand why I was crying, but I just kept sobbing. I could taste the salt. It wouldn't stop, my chest ached and my tears kept coming. It became hard to breathe and my crying became louder. I decided I would just cry it out, took my pillow and just screamed, so loud I scared myself.

By the time I realized it I had fallen asleep and when I woke up I felt so much better. I felt at ease, safe. I don't know why I acted in such a way, but letting everything out was a relief to me.

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