It feels like no matter what I do, no matter how much progress I make, I always end up making the same stupid, shitty mistakes that send me back to square one. Each time, I keep on thinking that I’ll know better, and that it won’t happen again. But it does. It always does. I screw up, and everyone around me is disappointed in me. It puts a black feeling in my stomach, and when I get like that, I can’t feel any emotions. But that doesn’t stop me from hurting people. Whether it’s my intention to or not, I end up hurting people when I get like this.
For some reason, what comforts me is that this won’t last forever. Even if I continue to screw up for the rest of my life, I’ll die someday, and everything will stop. I don’t know when it will stop, but it doesn’t matter. Just knowing that it will happen makes me feel better for some reason, like all the stress, worries, and negative emotions won’t continue to build up in my mind for all eternity. I just hope reincarnation isn’t a thing. I don’t want to come back when I die, even as something else.
I don’t feel like killing myself, though. I’ve tried it before, and it didn’t work. Part of me is too lazy to try again, but the main reason is that I doubt it will work. Especially because I’d most likely get rushed to the ER, treated for any… issues I suffer from, then shipped to a psych ward or some shit like that. For now, the risk of failure outweighs the benefit of succeeding, the latter of which is very unlikely. That, and trying and failing would just make my life even more of a living hell than it already is. So I guess I’m just along for the ride until the ride’s over.
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Sometimes it takes multiple failures to truly gain knowledge and succeed eventually. Think of it like a scientific experiment. Experiments are repeated thousands of times, including the mistakes and the failures. The reason scientists fail multiple times is so that they can extract every bit of knowledge they can, and thus eventually succeed.
It helps to look back at past experiences, painful as they may be, and adjust your strategy accordingly. If your adjustment fails, try again, and again until you finally conquer the issue.
There is no shame in failure. No shame at all.
Thank you for the reply, and I appreciate the words of advice.
….as are the rest of us…
But know that life goes on after death… to a new existence….
Iv’e known a couple very reliable people who had near death experiences and the details they gave pretty much can’t be argued against….
So I know what is on the other side…