This is a tumblelog, kinda like a blog but with short-form, mixed-media posts with stuff I like. Scroll down a bit to start reading, or a bit more to read more about me.
I just want to float out into the atmosphere
Today I went to the doctors. She was really pro active, Tomorrow is the beginning of a new era. It means I have to stay out here for a little longer But whatever makes me better, right?
For once I am excited to live.
Today my mother followed me into the bathroom each time so I could not be sick. As we walked around I had to constantly swallow vomit. I had no gum to relieve the putrid taste.
Mm, mexican, hot cocoa, and stomach acid.
I always feel weighed down by my limbs, I feel the end resonating in my bones more and more every day.
I confided my fears in him; he told me I wasn’t allowed to go until I was in that rocking chair next to him.
He is my sweet, sweet angel. A gift I don’t deserve, but am too selfish to ever let go of.
Tomorrow I am escaping for a month to see my mother
to get better,
to get stronger,
to get happier,
to get fatter?
we will see how that last one goes.
I feel like writing my story will somehow make it easier, this is not really for anyone to read. But really, who cares if you do? I’m no name to a blank face.
It started with an almost romantic obsession with the athletic club.
Wait, no, it started with every fucker that called me fat.
So here’s a little inside edge on me, weight loss.
and i’m still not home free.
Consideration:
‘just eat this cake, you’re skin and bones, you need it.’
‘a bowl of soup is good for you, stop worrying about this, dinner isn’t a crime’
The Consumption Process
Beginning :
‘this is delicious why do you sacrifice meals this tasty’
Mid:
‘maybe I should have only had a bite’
End:
‘I can’t believe I convinced myself to do that. Abort mission ABORT MISSION’
Post meal Rationalization:
‘deep breaths, you can always solve this’
Funny, what I thought was fixing me was really just breaking me down.
I don’t remember the last time I didn’t cry myself to sleep.
Isn’t that a sad existence?