- what am i hiding?
- my whole life is a lie
- Â will i ever be okay again?
- why won’t anyone believe me?
- i’m tired of trying
- i’m worthless
these are just a few of my millions of thoughts… i’m trying so hard to sort them out. i hate when i think like this because there are so many thoughts and a lot of them aren’t good and they hit me all at once, and then i can’t think about anything else. i’m never free from all the thoughts that haunt me.
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Drown them out with better thoughts.
i don’t have better thoughts
What am i hiding? My desire to live.
My whole life is a lie. I want to make this smile real.
Will i ever be okay again? Yes, better then before.
I’m tierd of trying. I’ll find the will to make it into the next day and the next and…
I’m worthless. I refuse to see my value, but truly i’m not a bad person.
There are some good thoughts for you.
‘my whole life is a lie’ and ‘I’m worthless’, I can tell you immediately that those two assertions are unfounded.
You’re not alone in these thoughts, just know that much. I, too, think the same things. “Why am I here?”, “I’m worthless.”, “I’ll never be good enough, smart enough, pretty enough to have a normal, happy life.”.
I hear the same things when I admit to people these thoughts of mine, even my therapist tells me the same thing. Replace them with good thoughts, these thoughts are unfounded and untrue. Well, how would they know, right? They don’t know me. They don’t REALLY know me, not the me that’s trapped inside and doesn’t just whisper these things, but screams them daily. How do you drown those things out with a simple “Oh I’m a wonderful person and everything will be okay.” You don’t.
I wish I had a magical answer for you, and I wish that even though I don’t know you, I could be there in person for you, to hold your hand and let you know you’re not alone. Sometimes for me that’s the hardest, feeling so alone.
All I can say is keep trying. It’s such a hard fight, dealing with these thoughts daily. But we do it. We hang on. Keep hanging on, friend.
Hugs from someone who doesn’t know you, but feels your pain and cares anyway.