I don't want to.
Mar. 19th, 2008 08:30 pmI need to do school work. I don't want to.
This is more than just being lazy, more than lack of motivation. The thought of doing this work make me feel sick, literally. Like a deep dread, as if doing this is going to be torture. I'm not exaggerating this; it's really how I feel. Absolutely self-defensive. Like this is somehow going to HURT me.
I am SUCH a loser, seriously.
I'm exhausted, too. And I haven't drank since I sent Warren that e-mail. If I don't calm the fuck down SOON, I'm going to have one now and consider AA later. As much as I loathe 12-step programs, if my first reaction to stress is to reach for my rum, I better fucking do something about that.
I don't want to be Dad.
In other news, Sixx AM's Pray For Me is funny, in a really dark way:
"She drags me to church
But I'm scared to commit
And I'm losing my mind
'Cause she's got all my shit"
Apparently, also, the observation that depression can and will lie to you is helpful to people who are just figuring out that they have to deal with it. I'm glad. It's about the one observation about it that I know with absolute surety is true. My mind is telling me I'm a lazy fuck up.
It's hard to not listen to that shit sometimes. It's especially hard not to listen to it when you don't know that it's a load of lies. A lot of people who are just coming to grips with it don't realize that this crap ISN'T coming from them. I have never not suffered from depression. I've had it since I was a child, despite what my parents like to say. (I was also a good actor, where's my Oscar?!) I'd like to say I'm used to it and can just ignore the negative self-talk, but I've only just recently- within the last five years or so- figured out the bit about lies.
The good thing is that Warren gave me a clear-cut example of those kinds of lies that I was able to point out immediately. I don't know if he told me it was helpful to encourage ME (heh) or if it really was, but hopefully at the very least it put him on alert for that kind of thing.
I'm going to do my work nao. Or try to. Whichever.
This is more than just being lazy, more than lack of motivation. The thought of doing this work make me feel sick, literally. Like a deep dread, as if doing this is going to be torture. I'm not exaggerating this; it's really how I feel. Absolutely self-defensive. Like this is somehow going to HURT me.
I am SUCH a loser, seriously.
I'm exhausted, too. And I haven't drank since I sent Warren that e-mail. If I don't calm the fuck down SOON, I'm going to have one now and consider AA later. As much as I loathe 12-step programs, if my first reaction to stress is to reach for my rum, I better fucking do something about that.
I don't want to be Dad.
In other news, Sixx AM's Pray For Me is funny, in a really dark way:
"She drags me to church
But I'm scared to commit
And I'm losing my mind
'Cause she's got all my shit"
Apparently, also, the observation that depression can and will lie to you is helpful to people who are just figuring out that they have to deal with it. I'm glad. It's about the one observation about it that I know with absolute surety is true. My mind is telling me I'm a lazy fuck up.
It's hard to not listen to that shit sometimes. It's especially hard not to listen to it when you don't know that it's a load of lies. A lot of people who are just coming to grips with it don't realize that this crap ISN'T coming from them. I have never not suffered from depression. I've had it since I was a child, despite what my parents like to say. (I was also a good actor, where's my Oscar?!) I'd like to say I'm used to it and can just ignore the negative self-talk, but I've only just recently- within the last five years or so- figured out the bit about lies.
The good thing is that Warren gave me a clear-cut example of those kinds of lies that I was able to point out immediately. I don't know if he told me it was helpful to encourage ME (heh) or if it really was, but hopefully at the very least it put him on alert for that kind of thing.
I'm going to do my work nao. Or try to. Whichever.