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im unliving. unloving. unlovely, within. my skin buzzes under moonlit nights. my fingers dig in. i ruin myself, over and over. i peel away what makes me imperfect, only to find that my sins always grow back. i am barely living. the night peels back these layers of tentative satisfaction. i find my mind naked underneath the blackness. i lack the ability to hide. my barriers are meaningless, factless, as they really are. where do i go to hide from the truth while under this moonlight? will i ever be perfect? will i ever be great? will i even be good enough? i know the answer. i know the answer. and there's nowhere to burrow away from it, but my fingers find a way. into my scalp, into my lips, into my face, and blood blooms. i can still feel that. i can still love that sharp, stinging, pain.
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Jan 2, 2019
Jan 2, 2019 at 7:17 AM UTC
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im unliving. unloving. unlovely, within. my skin buzzes under moonlit nights. my fingers dig in. i ruin myself, over and over. i peel away what makes me imperfect, only to find that my sins always grow back. i am barely living. the night peels back these layers of tentative satisfaction. i find my mind naked underneath the blackness. i lack the ability to hide. my barriers are meaningless, factless, as they really are. where do i go to hide from the truth while under this moonlight? will i ever be perfect? will i ever be great? will i even be good enough? i know the answer. i know the answer. and there's nowhere to burrow away from it, but my fingers find a way. into my scalp, into my lips, into my face, and blood blooms. i can still feel that. i can still love that sharp, stinging, pain.
im back! its been a while, i apologize. im hurting again, unfortunately. i dont know when ill be able to escape from these feelings. maybe never. and i hate that. i want to be okay so badly. this isnt very good, but im just trying to get all of this out, somewhere.
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Jan 2, 2019
Jan 2, 2019 at 7:17 AM UTC
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