Thought Release

I don’t really have a specific topic to talk about in this blog, it’s kind of just me emptying my brain in a somewhat coherent way.

Recently, I’ve been having really traumatic nightmares, not your typical “oogie boogie”, rather, things that are so mentally scarring they feel like a real burden I carry.  It is mainly a mix of traumatic events I have faced to create new traumatic events; which is absolutely not what I need. I have too much trauma as it is.  My brain hates me, it makes everything so much harder, why must it torment me in this way.

I’ve also gained a good bit of weight, which I am still very upset about.  I used to be overweight and that is the last thing I want to be again.  To make it worse, my psychiatrist says my face looks like I’ve gained, which was absolutely the last thing I wanted to hear.  I’m super self conscious about how much I weigh, but sometimes I can’t avoid eating junky food.  Like for basketball games we get fast food after away-games, and it’s pretty much that or being super hungry.  I really just want to have a flat stomach, I work out everyday but nothing ever seems to help.  Diets are pretty much guaranteed to fail, they are designed to take a few pounds off and then it comes right back, maybe even more.  I’m actually pretty happy with my body other than my persistent beer belly, even though I don’t drink beer.  I do crunches and sit-ups and all of that and nothing ever seems to help. I barely eat anything but my weight just goes up and up.  I don’t really drink soda or anything either, I carry around a water bottle and that’s pretty much all except maybe an Envy or two.  I know being a low weight number isn’t really that plausible with my height, but I just want to be able to wear my practice shirt without my stomach sticking out several inches from the rest of my body. It is so humiliating.  

Also, I have been feeling a lot more depressed lately. It might have to do something with the previous statements, but I also have started a new medicine that can cause worsening in depression symptoms. 

I just really want to be hugged tightly by someone and just let out a good cry.

Author: Lillian Denney

Award winning writer, Lillian enjoys writing short stories, poems, and other personal works. Lillian also enjoys art, gaming, basketball, and archery. She likes anime and other cartoons. She also enjoys reading but rarely has the time and has been reading "Cell" by Steven King for a year.