instincts.

i made a horrible mistake that was entirely preventable. i convinced myself it would be better to have you as friends. i thought it could be nice. i thought it would help me feel sane if i was all friendly and open and included in exchange for that. i cheated myself completely and became everything i’m not very good at. i let people into my home. i stayed late and shared cigarettes and told people things, secret things, and made myself vulnerable. i thought it could be nice.

i forgot that friends can abandon you, and will, once they’ve taken what they want from you. i forgot that there are no secrets, that they share everything they know of you. it makes for casual conversation. i forgot not to trust anyone, ever, or anything (scrape it off).

i spent three months destroying everything i’d spent three years building because i thought it could be fucking nice. it is ridiculously depressing. i don’t know what on earth i was fucking thinking. it was so much simpler when i used to use you and only showed up once a month.

never trust your instincts.
and never care about anyone. because no one cares about you.

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4 Responses to instincts.

  1. Holden Caulfield

    Don’t ever tell anybody anything. Once you do, you start missing everybody.

    HOLY SHIT IT’S SNOWING ON THIS PAGE
    THAT MEANS SOMETHING

  2. Jeff

    that’s cold.

  3. Laura

    snoooooowww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    also, this is bullshit and you know it. but you’re still a good writer.

    muah.

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