Brainfog Histoires

This is part of a series called "Random Things", where I just write about myself, my thoughts and opinions. This specific writing is about my current mental state, especially since it's been a couple months after quite a stressful major national exam. You may save this series or shall I say, collection of parts since I shall be adding one or two more parts every once in a while and you may want to read up on it, just a couple lines of poetry.

= A diary/journal/blog of sorts to shove my secret self into the blinding light of day. =

some knots take painfully long to unravel

Moses is a cat, just a normal cat. Though his owner has been acting rather strange recently... perhaps it's just his odd imaginations... or perhaps it's something a little bit deeper. Whether or not it's a danger, he hopes she'll stay with him as he will for her. A short story of confusion, brain fog, and mental health.

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There was a mirror in a section off the kitchen. In that mirror, a figure, almost just like him, stood there with a seemingly confused look on their face. Odd. That mirror hadn't been there before. Or, In which I make Yellow Guy and Smart Yellow Guy interact earlier than episode 6.

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Just lots of thoughts and shit.

Poems and writings from a simple, melancholic, depressed person, who is looking for a purpose to his life. I write about how things appear to me. This work deals mostly with the mind, and the depressing thoughts and feelings that I feel or try to suppress. Thank you for reading.

When I write 'Mental Health isn't Real,' it likely evokes a reaction of confusion. It should be clear that it is very real, and the title is only a dramatic representation of where my head is at.

The mixed up, late nights & early mornings ramblings of a brain injury survivor...