Our Aesthetic Never Ending Thoughts
Our Aesthetic Never Ending Thoughts
Life is a scary thing. One day you’ll be here, alive, and another
day you won’t be, you’ll be dead and that’s the inevitable. Shocker isn’t it?
But if you think about it, once you’re well informed about the difference between
life and death, you have the option to live another day or die, well if you
were to think like the suicidal’s. (To think like me would be entering an empty
pitch. My mind is not the lavender you wish it to be. It is loneliness. And you
cannot seem to find the escape from it. You will never find it). However, you
wont necessarily have that option if something or someone else takes it away
one day.
Sufficient
You hear all the time that
there are two types of classifications: Rich and Poor. What people or society
doesn’t want you to be is middle class. This means the person isn’t entirely
poor nor entirely rich. I renamed this classification “sufficient.” Rich,
sufficient, and poor. This classification is beyond common; I mean if you have
a sufficient form of shelter, food, water, and clothing, you basically are in
that classification.
When you dig deeper, you
find that some families are in danger of losing their form of shelter, have
debts to pay, pay a lot of rent, and many more money based issues. It’s funny
huh? How a foldable, thin, green, paper has so much power over us? What we call
“money” is something that provides us with entertainment, shelter, food, and
water. In a way, its supplies us with what we need. Money, in reality, is not
the object that is supposed to have power over us.
We are raised in a world
where we are taught the more money a human has, the more power they maintain.
How is it that money can equal power?
We want things. We want
things absolutely unnecessary. Things only the inner cravings of cash you have
inside want you to beg for or buy. We only ever want to make ourselves happy so
we assume money and its links to your favorite restaurant and store and food is
the way.
Sure it can give us clothes
and food, but doesn’t everyone regardless of their race or religion or sexual
orientation deserve that? Born we do not receive clothes and food for the rest
of our lives. We depend on mommy or daddy or our life raiser. Eventually you’ll
get a job to get all of life’s necessities. Without one, you are completely and
utterly a goner.
We work to get money and
that money pays for the place you call home where you’ll have to buy furniture
and blankets and on top of that clothes and additionally you’ll have to buy
groceries or buy takeout everyday and then occasionally when you have that
spare money, go somewhere special for your entertainment. Oh and of course, the
twenty-first century added a phone bill.
We need one thing for
another and another. We live to support and entertain ourselves to end up in
coffins or ashes or a diamond or in space or in a body farm for the next
generations to learn.
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It
cost money to type that. If this becomes a book, money is required. To print,
the ink, the paper, the cover, the credits, the etc.
Money
is an annoying word and the numbers annoy too. You see, there are more ants
than money, but more money than human. Eight billion or so of us. More than
trillions of money. And so many ants there’s not an exact amount.
If
money equals power in a human, ants equal power in money.
Choosing
Everyday you have so many
options that others could have but on all levels can’t. A child in a third
world country begs for bread he could have but can’t. You see, you could have
everything you want you just can’t afford it.
You also decide whether you
want to try today, whether you want to surpass your obstacles, whether or not
to harm yourself. Yes or No, your two options to decide if you want to or not.
memories that go past you like bullets
Some days will feel amazing
and you will infer the next day will be the same but it won’t. You can’t get
attached to memories. They’ll just haunt you as times you were either happy or
not and affect you depending on what mood you feel a certain day. They’ll
remind you of what you had and maybe you still have it but either way, there
will always be a memory in which you did or did not enjoy. These memories
revolve around many things.
They interfere with your
personality even the smallest bit. If you always remember sad memories, you
will end up reliving that feeling over and over again.
By remembering happy
memories, you look back when you felt great.
Each day you’ll ask yourself
questions. Some days these questions will be difficult and deep and others
simple and common. Today you might ask yourself: Am I worthy of this person? Am
I worthy of myself? How can I continue when the worst thing has happened? And a
million more questions but tomorrow you might ask: What should I wear?
One of my personal happiest
memories is the day I realized that I will never be “with one”. I’ll always be
alone mentally and possibly physically. I know that I shall never be able to
say what I want to say or even say what I feel. I will always truly be alone no
matter who or what I am with. I’ll never fully be what you call there because
my best friend who is also my worst friend, is myself. I can only ever express
myself through hidden meanings behind some words because it’s easier.
Being alone isn’t a terrible
thing. I think best when I am. So I write because there is never someone I
would talk to. I can cover death with a metaphor and you’d never know it. I can
sugar coat a lie in pen or pencil. But in this real world, my words are
repetitive and shy.
At 3am or sometimes 5am I
lay awake and think about all the pain. I brush it off and talk to myself.
Why is it that I can never
find good in me?
Why does everyone have pain?
If I change myself for the
like of others, will I like me in the end?
If someone read this, would
they be more open minded and caring about themselves and others?
If I read this, would I
care?
Being alone, I realize I control myself and can
manipulate everyone around me.
The
Coated
Some people surround
themselves in a coat that covers their emotions while others lay bare naked
with their emotions. Let’s call those who hide their emotions “The Coated.”
The Coated keep their
emotions to themselves in order to prevent people from asking if they are okay.
When they are asked if they are okay, they force themselves to say “yeah.” They
say words such as “I’m fine” when in reality, they are not, they are held
captive inside, they are slowly or rapidly breaking for one reason or a
million. The Coated conceal their feels. They infer no one would care, someone
would say they want attention, their feelings don’t matter, etc. Sometimes
someone won’t care, but then again at one point someone will.
Because The Coated keep
their emotions to themselves, at one point their coat is yanked off and they
break. All their emotions will spill and people will see one of many colors a
human can have. The Coated hesitate when it comes to love and trust. They feel
as if no one cares and if no one has cared for a long time, they will find it
hard to think someone would. They are the most hurt when it comes to love.
When they fall in love, they
get attached really easily. The worst part, for them, is watching the person
they love, love someone else. That right there, hurts. The Coated end up
assuming no one loves them or that they are not good enough because the person
they love, doesn’t love them back. “I love you” are three words that can kill
someone or save someone. It will kill The Coated if it is a lie and save them
if you truly mean it because it shows them that they are loved and cared for at
least by someone if they disappeared.
The Coated, when they
decide to share how they feel or what is wrong, be grateful they decided to
share their thoughts with you. They trust you but only listen if you care. If
you don’t care, it’s better to leave and not let them get attached to someone
who could care less about them. Don’t let someone you do not care about get
attached. That is emotional homicide.
I know people who I’d put as
“The Coated.” Of course one being myself. My biggest inspiration is myself and
what I see. People around me and around the world, are the same in a way. They
feel. They conceal or they unseal.
Love and Words
“ Sticks and stones may
break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” A popular lie. Maybe not
all the time words will hurt, but sometimes they do and when they do, you
either chose to show it or play it off.
When we are young toddlers,
we play hide and seek but now tears run down our cheek. When we are older we
play hide and seek with our emotions. If you hide what is wrong, someone will
try and find out why you are not okay. Hiders succeed most of the time while
seekers sometimes win.
Here is a question, what is
love? I was told love is when you cannot imagine being without someone. I was
told that love is when your happiness, sadness, and care depend on one person.
I was told that love is wanting to be with someone all the time. I was told
love is something you immediately should feel about your family.
As I was growing up and
still am, this love situation was never shown. I had a father who left and came
back constantly. I never reached that daddy’s girl portrayed on TV. I never was
close and I don’t think I will ever be with my father. I have a mother who
chased the money of my father and up to present day, wants me to abuse his
money. When I didn’t understand as much, my mother intoxicated my brain for me
to think my father was this evil person.
I look at it now, and
he messed up a lot, but her saying this makes her a hypocrite. Mother is no
saint. You say you want money from men. You body shame and you don’t admit it.
You’re racist and don’t know it. You’re selfish. My father cheated and left and
left. Up until I became ten or nine, my mother stopped hugging me. My family
does not do kisses or hugs when saying bye or saying hello. They pretend to be
this type of family. I guess when you are younger than ten it’s forced. But if
I am truthful, hugs and kisses make me feel uncontrollably uncomfortable.
Affection creates an awful taste. I am black and affection is lavender and all
those aesthetic colors dripping down the skies. Only one person’s hug was one I
adored.
The word “Love” has came out
of my mouth before I knew the definition of it. I would say it to my mother and
maybe my brothers. Of course I said it because my mother said it to me. I
didn’t really know what it meant. Come now, I don’t think someone loves but
instead prefers and deeply like some people more than others. Of course that is
just my point of view.
If this love stuff is in
fact idealistic and your dream, this is how I’d picture it:
Love, a color we turn. A
pink rose with water droplets on it. Two pink roses that started off amber and
black and pale. They found each other when one day they where placed next to
each other. They turn from the stem, to petal, to pollen, peachy pink. One dies
before the other. Both die eventually. One might spot another flower. In the
end flowers change colors when one see’s another.
I personally don’t
believe in love for several reasons, one being that if love was real, it would
be a very scary thing. Maybe it is real but I, like many others, don’t want
it. People say that love is this great thing but for me, it is like
trusting someone with a gun pointed at your heart, to not pull the trigger.
Almost
Some days I question how one
day someone decides to randomly never talk to someone ever again. How can you
just stop texting, calling, and hanging out? Even if you weren’t even
technically with this person. You may not have been together with the person
but you were a something or an almost. And that almost will follow you forever.
It shows how what you thought, what you hoped, what you experienced didn’t mean
anything or was just a lie.
And I know it hurts. It
hurts doesn’t it? Feeling like no one will ever love or like you the way you do
with others? We do that to each other. Some of us don’t even know we are doing
it. Some of us don’t care. Because we’re selfish. Because we don’t take
anything and treat it the way it should.
Monsters are never foreign
creatures. They are always ourselves. People are monsters.
We don’t care if it does not
involve ourselves. We don’t take in consideration the way others feel. Well,
some people do but of course about the people that make them feel happy. We are
selfish.
A scary look back when you’re
an adult is thinking about people you could have done something about or people
you did something to. What if the girl who never ate is slowly dying at
twenty-one? What if the boy who denied your attention was gay? What if when you
stop talking to him, you accidentally opened his question of existence?
When we lose people, it’s a
strange realization. I like to think things happen for a reason, which anchors
the blow of it. One day we could be sharing our lives together and the next,
well it really doesn’t feel like a next because you’re gone.
Everyone will hurt someone
in their lives, intentional or not. One simple thing could lead someone to a
million. The girl who never ate, I hope she ends up doing so. The closeted boy
you wanted, I hope he finds his courage. The boy you left, I hope he is okay.
The girl you broke, I hope she is a woman.
You could have helped your
friend with anorexia. You found that what she had, became normal for both of
you so it was ignored. You cared about her but you didn’t do anything because
you thought, what can I do?
When you stopped talking to
him, you thought he wouldn’t care. But he did and he cried and I know a part of
him died. But you assumed it was okay.
Almost. You almost could
have. But you and someone else didn’t. It’s okay. That’s a human.
The Pain We Inflict
Pain is inflicted on
everyone in many forms. When you imagine a time you were hurt, you
automatically imagine “it”. Whether that pain was a person or something you
saw, you automatically imagine “it”. We want the ones we know hurt us, but we
run from those who love or like us.
The human being is a
complicated thing full of sorrow and happiness and intelligence and secrets and
goals for it all to end in a box six feet under or turned to ashes. Our
biological mother brings us into the world with no will power over what will
happen to you. She or someone else either raises you. But others, they raise
themselves. Adopted, orphan, fostered, or with biological family, it doesn’t
matter as long as you’re happy.
Of course, not everyone will
grow up in a happy life. Nothing will ever be perfect, no matter how hard you
try. So we grow up to become golden apples in our life raisers eyes or bruised
fallen apples. No one ever is a disappointment to their life raisers really. If
you have managed to be even the slightest bit happy in your own way, then I see
you as a golden apple. Sometimes parents don’t see it. Sometimes we don’t see
it.
As we grow we feel stuff.
“Stuff” refers to a lot of things. We start to fully understand our sexuality
or accept it, we learn from our mistakes, we get bad habits, we have
tendencies, we start becoming sad bunnies and some recover fast, and of course
society will make you want to hate yourself and try harmful ways to change or
yourself.
Our world is an extravagant
place full of toxic. Toxic our existence caused. So does that make us toxic?
In my deepest moments, which
is almost al the time, I think of the worst things in the world. I think about
something we hate yet we all have. Pain. We feel the slightest bit of pain and
we quickly want to numb it. Drown it with alcohol. Swallow it with pills. Smoke
it away and blow. Snort it in rows.
We’re always trying to take
away pain but if you never feel it, that would be terrifying. No emotional pain
or physical. Eventually you’d want to feel it again. Without pain, the world is
pointless.
When someone kills
themselves, they don’t really want to die, they want to end the pain. Suicide
survivors say they regretted it. They tried to take away the pain by taking
away themselves which can’t workout because pain is what the world is made of.
You see, I would easily kill
myself and no one knows that I feel this way. People hurt each other. The world
hurts us. People who keep it in feel terrible. I don’t want people to feel the
way I do.
Someone cares. I know
someone does. You can’t drink everything away. It’s time you knew that.
A poem for our future generation:
The generation where depression is the
new obsession
Where grades get you names
And eating disorders are trendy
Death is idealized and not realized
Where men are made ridicule if they cry
Where women who stand up are told to die
And pain is almost always numbed
Sexuality defines you
Religion separates you
But what will the generations do?
depression
I’ve
already stated that depression seems to be an obsession. But what exactly is
it, I’m not sure. My therapist described it as a cloud that follows you around
and while everyone seems to be enjoying something, this cloud blocks your way
to happiness. She also described it as not fully feeling what everyone else
feels.
Today,
February 12, 18, she asked me if I was aware or thought I was depressed. See
she already told me I had this anxiety I didn’t even know about. I told her I
didn’t know. I really don’t.
I
don’t always feel happiness about things the same as others and there always is
that feeling of bore and gloom when it comes to certain things, but doesn’t
everyone feel that way? No. Well at some point, we all feel this way or at
least that’s what one substitute named Mrs. Franklin told me. I believe her.
My
therapist suggest things to help me on my way to recovery. But the big issue is
whether or not I want to try recovering from whatever it is she thinks I have.
Personally, I don’t think this therapy thing is for me. However, I do want
people who feel this weird cloud to get help and find someone to talk to so
they realize they are okay and that they are worth it.
When
I observe or learn about depression, I don’t see what’s so exciting about it that
you want to have it. An awful cloud affecting you daily, some days worse than
others. Some people don’t even show it until they are fully alone.
I
feel the worst when I am alone but sadly, I love being alone.
I think the reason I can manipulate the
people around me is because I can lie my way to things. To my therapist, I
can’t even tell her how I feel so I lie to her. Every time I am forced by my
mother to go I say I am good.
I
pull this one hundred percent okay person on the outside with no other emotion
but happiness, annoyance, and laughter. I make people think I am stable and
okay. Except I don’t ever feel that way.
I
wouldn’t describe it as depression but someone else might. I don’t like
admitting things often. I’ve been going to therapy since April of 2017 without
choice. If anything I feel worse than when I started. But that doesn’t mean
therapy is worthless, it’s just not for me because in weird way, for me,
recovery isn’t my goal.
I
guess my goal is to make people realize the world’s issues and even one’s
personal issues.
Depression
isn’t this thing you want. This cloud has to be treated with therapy, trying,
and sometimes prescribed medication. Lots of things happen when someone becomes
depressed. It leads to eating disorders, insomnia, self-mutilation, suicidal
thoughts, affects in motivation, and just so much more.
How,
no, why, would you want that? You can’t make fun of depression when you haven’t
experienced it. You can’t make up that you are depressed just because one day
you feel down.
There
is in fact a difference between depression and sadness. Depression follows you
wherever and you don’t always shows it. Sometimes it’s worse than other times
but it just seems to affect your emotional stability. Sadness, however, you
feel this when something hurts you and you feel unhappy. But this sadness is
fixed with time or by someone accompany. It follows you in the moment. Sad or
depressed, the emotions someone goes through shouldn’t be taken lightly.
Constant
sadness can lead to depression. Everyone is sad before they become depressed.
The
reason I feel as I do is as unknown to me as is to you. Sometimes I think maybe
it’s just a phase or maybe it’s the people around me. Maybe its my judgmental
mother or my distant father. Maybe it is the thought that I slowly drown in.
Maybe it is me who caused all this pain.
alone:
adjective or adverb
having no one else present; on one’s own
I
am often left alone. The world is often alone. You are alone sometimes. Some people are afraid of being left alone.
They can’t stand being without someone. They fear as if they seem less popular
without being with someone. Some get panicked when they are alone. Others find
someone to go to.
There
are many people in this world who hate being alone to the point they crave
attention on repeat. When they don’t find or receive it from the area they are
at, they either find a different area to receive it or make sorrow of
themselves. There are people who manipulate people to think they are okay and
there are people who manipulate people to think they are not okay. But when you
go up to them, they almost magically feel better.
Look,
there are many terrible people in the world and there are many types, but if I
named them all, this would just be pointless.
I have realized that no matter how good
or bad or sad a person is, no one ever wants to be completely alone. Everyone
wants someone’s company whether it be often or not. Whether they want to admit
it or not.
Being
alone are my greatest and worst moments. Of course sometimes I want someone.
Someone to talk to or just someone to be there. There isn’t no one I have met
that I’d like to do that with or be comfortable with to do that. Well there is
and was, except they left.
Ever
since they left I have been more and more alone. I am not lonely. That’s a
whole different definition and meaning.
LONLEY:
sad because one has no friends or company.
I do
have friends. Sure I only really like two or three and sure they aren’t the
best, but we call each other friends. I do have company, just not always.
Alone I am not lonely
Alone I am lost
Alone I think worse
Alone I think best
Alone I do everything
Alone I will go through life
Lonely when there’s no company
Lonely when I lose everyone around me
You’d give me a word and I’d easily turn it depressing.
At my lowest of lows and when the
aloneness effects me worse, more than a million thoughts go through my brain
that put me in rehab. You look at me and you see the outside. You see my laughs
and you here my jokes. When you listen more and more as to what I say, you’d
realize these things I say are always hidden negativity towards myself.
Everyone can find one thing they are or
where insecure about. Their weight, body, chest, stomach, hair, or voice or
just something. When a human becomes insecure about something, they try to fix
it.
When I’m insecure about something, I go
through this unexplainable shutdown of all of my body. A complete shutdown of
happiness. A complete shutdown of being able to do homework. You see, my body
feels so worthless to the point it cannot bring itself to do the important
things. It’s strange because my body or mind just wants to lay down and listen
to music that comforts me or just browse through social media where the only
messages I receive are streaks.
My mentality knows I should get past
this shutdown but my body knows I’d have to try harder than any other day.
Other days I’ll be overly cheerful. The opposite of a shutdown. Sometimes in
the beginning of a day it upbeat and when I am home and of course alone, I
shutdown. I try, but sometimes I cannot bring myself to overcome it.
But when I am alone, I write and read. I
create these thoughts into words and poems. I read to feel the life of another.
Right now I am alone. At school I walk alone mostly. I think and talk to myself
in my head. It’s easier than socializing for me.
Alone I create the relatable. I don’t
realize as I write because in the moment that’s how I feel, but people can
relate or get touched by what I write. I don’t think I am this lyrical, poetic,
author genius. But if in the moment when you feel terrible and there is no one
to talk to, writing it out is a helpful thing for me. I read it later and it
just surprises me that, that is how I
felt.
When
you’re left alone a lot, you begin to learn a lot of things about yourself.
suicide
I’d be lying if I told you I never
thought about doing this, but if you ask me in person, of course I’d deny it.
It’s difficult for “The Coated” to talk about this. It puts them in an awkward
position. If they say no, you’ll think they are okay and sometimes they want
you to know they aren’t. But if they say yes, they fear your judgment.
When someone is depressed or suicidal or
self-harms, they don’t want to hear, why? You have a good life. They have heard
it before. They get it. But it makes them feel worse about the way they feel.
It may seem as if someone has a good life but people don’t always share what
happens in their life or behind closed doors.
About one million people worldwide
commit suicide annually. That’s around one death every 40 seconds or 3,000 per
day. For every suicide, there are 20 attempts.
People make fun of suicide and I guess
it bothers me because I’d actually think about everyday. I make jokes about
killing myself and it’s laughed at by even myself but no one actually realizes
there is some truth to these jokes.
Sensational explanation of skin deep feelings felt by the millennial.
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