Deleted member 8353
Former Hikikomori, Aimless Pleasure Seeker
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I hate how fleeting moments are, how they disappear as soon as you stop actively perceiving them. It's the feeling of waking up, looking back on the previous day, and knowing that you've lost something you'll never get back. All that remains of that day are shattered images that further degrade with distance.
Often I spend a great deal of time trying to put the pieces back together, to simulate my mental state during a moment within my memory, however I never find any real success. It's not that I've had such great things happen to me that I wish I could experience them again, but rather that I can't stand the feeling of something being taken away from me. Years pass, my body ages, and pieces of myself separate until I'm no longer myself anymore. I don't believe that there is word for exactly what it is that I'm describing, but to put it simply, it's just an incredibly visceral sense of loss.
When looking around me, I notice that other people are moving on with their lives, that they've experienced aspects of the adult world which I simply haven't. Meanwhile I'm acutely cognizant of my cognitive capabilities, motivation, and creativity slowing eroding as I spend the vast majority of time in my room, doing little more than just sitting. Sometimes I wonder why I'm being subjected to this, and whether or not I'm going insane, but there are never any answers, only silence.
I want my death to be an incredibly happy instant, relative to my life of course, as that brief moment of happiness will be the only reality before I become nothing once again.
Often I spend a great deal of time trying to put the pieces back together, to simulate my mental state during a moment within my memory, however I never find any real success. It's not that I've had such great things happen to me that I wish I could experience them again, but rather that I can't stand the feeling of something being taken away from me. Years pass, my body ages, and pieces of myself separate until I'm no longer myself anymore. I don't believe that there is word for exactly what it is that I'm describing, but to put it simply, it's just an incredibly visceral sense of loss.
When looking around me, I notice that other people are moving on with their lives, that they've experienced aspects of the adult world which I simply haven't. Meanwhile I'm acutely cognizant of my cognitive capabilities, motivation, and creativity slowing eroding as I spend the vast majority of time in my room, doing little more than just sitting. Sometimes I wonder why I'm being subjected to this, and whether or not I'm going insane, but there are never any answers, only silence.
I want my death to be an incredibly happy instant, relative to my life of course, as that brief moment of happiness will be the only reality before I become nothing once again.