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Late Night Thoughts

by TheUnsungSong

I remember a time when I wasn't happy. I would torture myself for it because I believed that it was my fault. I would look down at myself like I deserved to bleed. Like I deserved this pain. Now, I'm still not happy. And it's still my fault. And I still torture myself for it. But instead of making my pain appear on my arms, it only appears in my head. Have you ever thought about that? Have you ever thought about how you have no clue what that kid across the table goes to sleep thinking about? I'm not sure about you, but I don't have a single friend, of which I've known long enough to tell what I lie awake thinking about. It is shameful that I am having these emotional breakdowns almost every night, but my own mother doesn't even notice. It is shameful that instead of asking me what it wrong, the person who should love me unconditionally, lectures me because I didn't apologize for something I should have. I'M SORRY. ...all I can say, is that...I am tired of living this lie. I am tired of living with a mask on my face. It is shameful that the human race can't think with empathy instead of thinking about what they're going to say next. Now, look at what I just said. I didn't say whites, I didn't say blacks, Mexicans, Asians, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Arabic, Jewish, Spanish, Puerto Rican, I didn't say any of those terms. I said, "Human Race". I leave that with you to think about.
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Written by
TheUnsungSong
18 / M / Springfield, MO
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Written by
TheUnsungSong
18 / M / Springfield, MO
Published
Mar 28, 2018
Time
3m
Notes

We Are Equivalent in social hierarchy.

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#society#sociallaw#forgiveness#forgive#forgiveme
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