PrematureFailure
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A recent cope that I’ve been drawn to is believing that I am nothing. Not only nothing, but below nothing. Not in a condescending pitiful way, but something that should be considered as fact, not necessarily an emotional burden. I was never meant to be born, the fact that I was is by mere miracle, my faults are inherent to me and the life that I live and will always live is because I am a public nuisance. If it were not the considerable humanitarianism within the west and technology I would have been surely ostracized or potentially tortured and killed.
To see my brother live the life I’ve always dreamed of having has left a deep hole in my heart. A pain that would never stop aching, and a life that I believed was truly mine. In fact, it wasn’t. I am here with a half-working brain when in reality, without modern medicine I should be in either a vegetative state or even no state at all (i.e. dead). I’m living a life that was not driven by natural selection but the erratic self-obsessed nature of man. Without this obsession my lineage and others would have been wiped out justly and more fit lineages would have taken their places. What will become of my life after I graduate will be incredibly miserable, but to know that I even stand and breath gives me some sense of satisfaction. I should’ve died and yet I have defied the odds, even if the cards I have now are very subpar. It’s bittersweet I suppose.
To see my brother live the life I’ve always dreamed of having has left a deep hole in my heart. A pain that would never stop aching, and a life that I believed was truly mine. In fact, it wasn’t. I am here with a half-working brain when in reality, without modern medicine I should be in either a vegetative state or even no state at all (i.e. dead). I’m living a life that was not driven by natural selection but the erratic self-obsessed nature of man. Without this obsession my lineage and others would have been wiped out justly and more fit lineages would have taken their places. What will become of my life after I graduate will be incredibly miserable, but to know that I even stand and breath gives me some sense of satisfaction. I should’ve died and yet I have defied the odds, even if the cards I have now are very subpar. It’s bittersweet I suppose.





