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I am stuck in a version of life that used to fit like skin but now drapes heavy like fabric soaked in something I can’t wash out. Every decision I made was loud with purpose, each one a small explosion meant to prove I was moving, meant to keep me upright. But I lost track of what I was chasing. Now the walls lean in. They don’t ask questions. They press. They stay. And now the days blur into each other like sleep I can’t feel, like time I forgot to notice, like I’m watching everything from somewhere far beneath myself.
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Apr 17, 2025
Apr 17, 2025 at 1:37 PM UTC
I'm Stuck
I am stuck in a version of life that used to fit like skin but now drapes heavy like fabric soaked in something I can’t wash out. Every decision I made was loud with purpose, each one a small explosion meant to prove I was moving, meant to keep me upright. But I lost track of what I was chasing. Now the walls lean in. They don’t ask questions. They press. They stay. And now the days blur into each other like sleep I can’t feel, like time I forgot to notice, like I’m watching everything from somewhere far beneath myself.
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Apr 17, 2025
Apr 17, 2025 at 1:37 PM UTC
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