Dear Diary, I'm a Disaster
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Ongoing, First published May 11, 2020
Have you ever felt like there was a pit inside you? A pit so heavy it dragged you down to your knees, groveling to an invisible God when others could not see you, for being on your knees was below what your pride would allow? And in the darkness, kneeling alone with that growing black hole inside you, trying to swallow you whole, have you ever felt that if you were one pound heavier, you would sink to the center of the Earth?

Well, that's how I feel right now. Of course, at 102 pounds I'm far from sinking. Even a strong wind makes me feel like I'm about to fly into the sky. But there's pressure that comes with perfection, pressure that can make you or break you. I still don't know what that pressure will do to me, but do join me on my journey.
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falling in love is like falling in an endless pit, you dared to jump in the name of risking everything, you gave your all, and depend to the love you believed was there, and somehow, it is the time where a cold fragmented ground of isolation started to form beneath the so called endless pit, forming on the sacrifices you gave, the care you offer, the light you shine to the person you love. now the only thing that keeps you floating is him, keeping the gravity away from you, the gravity that held you to the feeling of falling deeper to the feeling of an imaginary float. then one day, you lost him, you lost the only thing that is holding you to place, without the gravity you fear. your back hit the ground, your heart shattered in a million pieces and punctured your lungs that you couldn't breathe, the gravity is too much that you can't move or stand, you stayed there and let it devour you, you became miserable, you let the sadness eat your rotten flesh until youre a forgotten fossils of a skeleton of a sunken city. -Remy Detera