Matt Haig once explained how it can be proven that it is much easier to take ones life than to continue living with pain, with this statement I wholeheartedly agree as the aching that I bare within my chest not only upsets myself, but the people and loved ones around me too. Yet they don't understand. I'm not saying they should, I would never wish the feeling of which I am experiencing upon anyone else as not only am I having thoughts of which are not there, I am deeming them true In my brain when I know for a fact they're not. Being told to "cheer up", in no way whatsoever will cheer me up! I know this may be dismal of me but how can one see the light of day as a new beginning when a shadow of the past clings to you like a most dominant entity. I am hurt, by what you ask? I have no clue myself, although myself is who I blame. When I gaze into the mirror for days with a large instinct to spit in my own face. "You are worthless" I tell myself, not the most motivational comment I know but I have no positives. It is almost the third year of which I haven't spoken to my asshole of a Father, he treated me like shit for years until one day I snapped as he shoved me into a shabby glass door and continued in calling me a useless bitch, to which I replied "I know". Following my statement his face turns to neutral as he watched my bold exit, I never returned to his side. You'd think that after a year I would have received at least on phone call and there you're wrong, he built a new family with his new girlfriend, what a piece of work...
You might be wondering where this story is going, honestly I have no clue myself but I'm just here as an example of how you can have good days and bad days. I just hope you'll stay with me to experience mine with some added tips to stay happy.
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Recover from sadness
Non-FictionProof that everyone has their bad days while not everyone gets to witness them, I'm here to share mine, I hope you enjoy (well not enjoy but you know what I mean).