so i'm home from my very first anime fair.
part of me feels stupid that i had to be self isolated for so long from my favorite things. i feel like i was opening up near the ending of elementary school. i chose to come online because my parents always lie to me, saying that they'll always take me somewhere i'd like to go and it never happens.
so naturally i am miserable. i don't even want to describe the living conditions.
it hurts when people described me as only "sheltered" because i know that inside that there's a lot of good traits within me. i wish that i had more time to self develop. i know that i'm more than a "sheltered" girl. if i didn't self advocate for myself in online circles, i would've been a nervous wreck that's stuck inside of her own shell and never break free. i feel like i would've gotten hurt, and obviously life is not like a anime episode played out.
my life is depressing. that's why i'm in a era of idealizing death but at the same time, how life is going is confirming my lifestyle choices so i don't want to hear anything about people trying to say that i am a loser or something. i can bully people too. i already had to delete one of my comfort blogs due to harassment from a stranger i thought was my friend, they sent their other "friends" to attack me and it was so uncomfortable.
it hurts how society is, to be honest. i want people to try to get to know me, too but i'm not going to take anyone's disinterest in me personally. i understand i'm not entitled to anyone's time and it's vice-freaking-versa. this experience is making me question all of my dreams. why do pale skinned sheltered people get to succeed and are coddled more, while darker skin people are more ignored and whatnot? and when there is someone in the spotlight that's not the typical kind of person, they tend to self destruct or ruin the image that a lot of people worked hard to protect, a overall image, not one that lives in one's head.
i don't hate myself, fortunately. but it's thanks to me caring for myself for all these years. it's safe to say that i won't be attending a lot of events as often as i hoped.
i have to admit that it hurts to see other people getting socialization opportunities too. it hurts that no one really tries to get to know me, which honestly, makes me more excited for my suicidal plans as well.
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