That’s me. A giant fuck-up. A huge mistake. A waste of space. Nothing important.
That’s how I feel today.
I accidentally came out to my mum today. She asked a rather leading question, which resulted in me accidentally telling her. She didn’t say anything back, and continues to treat me as normal. I wish she had said something, because I have all these thoughts of what she could have said or thought, and I feel like these thoughts are slowly destroying me.
I wasn’t ready to tell her, and I feel like I have been forced to come out, and it’s really upsetting. I feel that I should have been able to tell her when I felt comfortable, rather than her asking a leading question. I feel betrayed. By my own mother.
And the urge is there again. The urge to cut. The urge to starve myself. The urge to scream at the people I care about most, because I can’t get my feelings across. And most of all, the urge to kill myself.
I want to be hated, and I want to be loved.
I want to die, and I want to live.
I want to continue to be depressed, and I want to hope for happiness.
But who am I fucking kidding? Life will never get better, at least not for me. I am always going to be stuck feeling like I don’t belong. My sexuality and gender are all over the fucking place, and I hate it. I just want to feel like me, like I can be me.
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You’re not a waste of space. You’re not a mistake.
She might have not said anything because she’s trying to think how she could reply without hurting you, or how to come to accept it officially.
Maybe she’s not even sure how to take it, but i’m sure she’ll mention it later.
She probably felt it so that’s why she tricked you into answering about it, not because she was trying to be mean to you, maybe she was trying to help.
If she was mad about it or hated it i’m sure she would over-react on the spot (i think that’s what usually happens in these cases) but if she treats you normally i’m sure she’s not thinking anything bad about that.
You might not be feeling like you right now but i’m sure it will come to you later.
Things will get better, now that she knows it might help on that too.