i wanted to talk to you about happiness but i don't think anyone in this room is qualified to talk about something they probably don't know much about, and how it spends most of its time seeping out of your skin in whatever ways it can because maybe your body is too toxic for it.
that's when you start having your moment.
the moment when you're not sure how to be alive, when strings become nooses in the stars of your eyes, thin objects mock your bones and the instruments of your heart act like knives thirsting for blood.
pavement shatters underfoot. the cracks become teeth, sharp and unfriendly as you pass; they're grey, great sheaves of skin. the world is alive, but unfriendly and cold.
so we sink back into what we're used to. the way settling into sadness is like settling into bed after a long day.
so they put you on everything they can find. prozac, where you stayed miserable. abilify, where you stayed miserable. seroquel, where you stopped eating when being treated for having stopped eating. risperdal, where you became a zombie. celexa, where you stopped obsessing until your dose caused heart problems so you dropped it til you felt permanently bad. klonopin, where you got high. ambien, where you hallucinated. neurontin, where you got dizzy and couldn't tell if it was from having stopped eating again or from the pills that rivaled the size of your thumbs. effexor, where you cross your fingers and hope maybe finally something goes right.
i quoted it here: [link]
i hope you don't mind. <3
it's beautiful
I hope the effexor works for you