I don’t know who I am, really. I don’t understand myself at times. Sometimes I think about diagnosis too much. Try to fit myself into a label. But the truth is, I’m a human being. I shouldn’t care about ‘what’ I am, I should care more about who I am. So what I lack some things most people have? For most part, I’m just as human as you are. I might be a little more logical than most of you, I tend to only use intellect and not emotions. I might be into some stuff most of you find weird (true crime, for example). But most of all, I might just think a bit different, feel a bit different, but I’m still human, and I have just as much right to live as anyone else. I also need to breathe, eat and I find interacting with other people rather amusing, even highly interesting.
And let me clear something right now. I am, in no way, planning on killing anyone. People seem to think I WANT to do it or something, that’s not true, I only fantasize about it. It helps me cope with the fact that those people wronged me. I also enjoy making those kind of plans to test my own cunning. You know, think of ways to get away with it. It gives me some pleasure to know I might stand a chance if everything would go as planned. It’s really something that gives me some confidence. And I’m planning on studying psychology, and work for the POLICE as a profiler to help CATCH killers, not become one myself! Really, one can use a, and I kind of hate this word, ‘sociopathic’ personality to do good! The motivation might be different than most people, but it’s not the motivation for an act that matter, it’s the act itself.
On a completely different topic, let me introduce you to my new friends. They’re named Crash and Eddie and they’re awesome little rats. One sits in the hood of my sweater, the other one sits on my shoulder. I’ve been playing with them all day! At first they were a bit shy, they kept hiding in my bed (they even peed there, I’ll have to change the sheets before I’m going to sleep), but now they’re just being really sweet. I even took them downstairs to watch Star Wars with my dad, the other pets don’t mind them, they mostly just ignore them. I don’t even want to sleep because I’ll have to put them back in the cage. But at least I’ll be able to hear them at night.
There’s one thing that pisses me off a lot. My psychologist thought it was a good idea to tell my parents I’m gay (with my permission of course), because I told them before and they didn’t really take it seriously. But now they’re just acting really annoying about it. The first thing my mother said is ‘I have a lesbian friend/colleague,’ (I know her and her girlfriend) ‘if you ever want to know something you can ask her’. What should I ‘want to know’? It’s like having ‘the talk’ all over again. She also makes really lame jokes like ‘maybe you should try Axe if you want all the girls chasing you’, which I really do not appreciate. I do not want ‘all the girls chasing me’, in fact, I think I’m rather happy being single. I have my rats anyway, rats don’t judge, and they certainly can’t break up with you.
Oh well. This post isn’t really structured and just jumps form one topic to a completely different topic. I’m not in one of my ‘well worded’-moods, okay? It’s rather late and my rats are fidgeting in my hoodie, so I’m not really concentrated.
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Okay, since I’m preoccupied at the moment, I’ll put this in the simplest way possible.
Dude, it’s fine to be ‘different’ and to express yourself ‘differently’. I read your ‘Psycho’ post and the only thing that came into mind is the countless Cannibal Corpse albums and various other metal bands I’ve listened to over the years growing up, so it’s not a shocker, really. It is like ‘been there, done that’ y’know? Don’t sweat it. It’s a big world out there. Nobody is ever alone in ideologies, opinions, twisted fantasies, et cetera. Be a man/boy of your word and make sure you don’t commit such a heinous crime.
Now I’m out.
Hi M,
I think it’s good that you’ve decided to channel your thoughts, intelligence and abilities into something positive.
I think our brains are very powerful and sometimes our thoughts can almost be one step ahead of our awareness (if that makes sense). Also, it’s perfectly possible to be able to think about doing some really horrible things, without ever having the intention or capability of actually doing them. Plus, it’s kind of fun sometimes to imagine how you’d commit the perfect crime and get away with it – whether it’s breaking into Fort Knox, or assassinating a President. I guess the problem only occurs when someone has the thoughts, but not the ability to control them.
Did you learn that from Master Yoda
Hehe.
Actually, I should probably have chosen Yoda as a name, rather than one that appears like Obi-Wan.
After all, didn’t Yoda live to a happy old 900 years, whereas Obi-Wan sort of committed suicide!?!
No he didn’t. He became part of the force. That’s why he said to Vader “strike me down and I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine”