Here I sit thinking how could I likely get away with it again. Listening to music and drinking to dull it. Coming here again to try to let off some steam. Hopeing in the end I’ll either pass out or figure out what to do.
I’ve been looking real hard at the rooftop of a three story building ( easily accessible) and of a 7 story building I wish was more accessible. Cement at the bottom of both is a plus. I keep thinking about them and I’m highly tempted to try again but knowing my luck I’ll be caught or survive again. So I just end up telling myself as if. Like that will ever work. And I debate throwing away my job instead of going to work tomorrow, I think about taking off no money across country, or I cut or just have some drinks and go to sleep.
I think about going into the hospital but I know what will happen. As always after a few days I’ll act normal because what can I do otherwise ( I’ve had almost no ability since I can remember). After all I am almost incapable of acting in any way that would mean anything to a hospital. I feel like screaming, punching, crying, I don’t want to talk anymore, or try, or feel anything. But I can’t show it or let it out no matter how much I want to like I’m tied down and gaged. So they will just dismiss me. And so will begin another cycle. The only reason I keep going right now is that I know it only gets worse if I don’t. I know I’ll be considered a trouble maker and get fucked with. Probably end up in jail. Getting raped eventually. At the least just more miserable. Given enough time I’d end up acting up and showing it but it never gets that far. They never really look. They never really consider. I don’t feel like continuing this
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My last drunk I ended up in a high speed car chase.
Took a box of sleeping pills hoping not to wake up, ended up waking up in a hospital bed.
I was on my way to my ex’s place. She lived 12 stories up.
A funny thing happened in my 4 months in jail.
For some reason I started to feel better.
I got back into AA, now I’m in a rehab, and I’m sober.
I have a lot of hope for my future now.
I look forward to things.
I hope things will get better for you. Your not alone.
And your not the only one struggling.
If I can offer one piece of advice, reach out to someone you know. Or make a friend in AA.
It’s a great support system. But either way talk to a human being in the flesh, and be honest. With them and yourself.
Lots of love.