I am slowly coming to honest terms with the fact that, against all of my efforts, there truly is no hope for me. Whatever good things that I either create for myself or just happen upon me are all illusions whose ugly truths get revealed eventually.
I cannot trust my mom or my dad. Or the various mentors in my life.
I cannot trust my sister.
I don’t know if I can trust my brother, although ironically he’s shattered my trust many times in the past.
I cannot trust the only person who has ever really known me and who said the words, “I will always love you.”
I no longer have friends to break my trust.
This February, I am going to travel through parts of Europe with an acquaintance of mine and my life is going to be changed somehow by the trip (or at least, this is what I expect to happen). I am both dreading February and viewing it as a last shot at seeing some sort of deeper value to life, although I suspect I’ll discover that I am universally strange, unapproachable, and overall a sorry spirit. I don’t want to write my own future, but I don’t want to fall into another great cesspool of disappointment which happens so often with me.
But anyways, you’ll know it’s all over when the seventh word has been spoken. I hate to keep dragging this whole thing out.
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Great idea. Traveling is a great thing to do. I’ll recommend a book if you’re into reading. The Alchemist, by Paul Coelho. About a kid who decides to travel. Good luck with your adventure. I’m jealous.
Yeah travel, and find some good people that you can trust when you are out there
despite what you have been through there still are a LOT of really good people who can help
read > On the Road by Jack Kerouac too
thats a good travel and adveture book