cheezemziez |
01-06-2013 01:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by Lily09
(Post 400305)
Oh heyyyy, A World So Cold by Three Days Grace!
I don't know if I can f*cking handle this. I wish I was so worry free like my friends. I have to worry about cutting, my weight(i don't even f*cking know anymore, okay), how i look, my self esteem, keeping up with my grades, everything. It seems like everyone else is handling it so well and I just feel like a burden to my friends. It's why I never tell them anything because they are such happy people that I feel like I'd be ruining their happiness. Everyone else seems to be fine, and then there's me, I'm just lagging behind and no one even f*cking cares. I want to scream, "IM F*CKING HERE AND I FEEL LIKE F*CKING SHIT!" because it's pretty obvious as it is? Don't they notice how I rarely do my work? How I'm too busy thinking about music? How I'm cutting off all my ties? How I rarely talk? How I throw away my lunch? I sometimes feel like people don't care. My friends talk to me, but they never care to step back and look at how I really feel.
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You need to think about your happiness, too. Selflessness is not sustainable. If it was me, I would be happy that someone came to me for help, and I would be pleased if I was able to help them.
Work-wise, everyone struggles. Well, almost everyone. But it's hard to tell your friends that your struggling with work, especially if you're proud or known for being good at schoolwork or something, so people barely notice that they're not the only ones struggling. Society is dysfunctional.
The eating thing I can't help with much, since I'm greedy and I have little to no self control when it comes to food, unless I'm ill. But seriously, what would it matter if someone was fat, or thin. Like I said to Jesse a while ago, it doesn't make a difference unless it's damaging your health. And you said how much you weigh, you won't actually qualify as 'fat' unless you are a serious midget.
Maybe they're afraid that you are fine, and you'll get mad at them for thinking that something's wrong. Talk to them. Friends are supposed to be there for you, but they can't always be psychic.
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