Why is it that all the things that make me feel less like dying involve making women feel more alive?
And why do I have to justify it?
I don't have a diary, or one of those new-fangled "BFFs" that are all the rage these days - so I write here.
Why is it that all the things that make me feel less like dying involve making women feel more alive?
And why do I have to justify it?
It may be worth noting that, for what feels like the first time in my life, I had a win this past Sunday (26th August 2018). You may be wondering why I would want to be so specific on the date... well, isn't that how you keep track of personal milestones?
I can already hear certain guys in my life if I were to tell them... "what a softie", "you gotta take what you want", "think about yourself, bro".
I made the night about her, and I am so profoundly glad that I did. I'm sure she feels the same, too. Not bad for a first time, especially in 28 years. It's never particularly bothered me that I am a virgin, because sex never is or was my goal. So it doesn't surprise me that at the conclusion of my experience I am still *technically* a virgin, and proud of it.
It's experiences like these that make life worth living. Now I just need to get a life.
On a related, abstract note, this is a special case of the general notion that focusing on the equality of the sexes, and the well-being of women in particular (due to the many centuries of female disenfranchisement), is actually better for everyone in the long run.
It just slowly gets more difficult.
A self-sustaining reaction can never exist without certain prerequisites; if the conditions are not fulfilled, everything fizzles.
I've never been one to try to defy the laws of nature. And if I was ever lucky enough for the conditions to be right, I was too ignorant to know.
Because every human is always born with all the knowledge they need, clearly.
I don't want to be needed.
I highly doubt anybody truly wants that.
I need to be wanted.
Tell me you disagree.
I know how to communicate with people.
I know how to pleasure a woman.
I know how to perform CPR and the Heimlich maneuver.
I know how to build a computer.
I know how to write programs.
I know how to be happy for the rest of my life.
I know how to write novels and symphonies.
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Theoretically, anyway.
When I'm depressed, I eat.
I'm depressed a lot of the time.
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When I'm lonely, I am depressed.
I have been emotionally and physically alone for most of my formative years, which, unsurprisingly, carries over to my adult life.
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How do you describe being "sheltered" to people who have all had some form of social life imposed upon them - whether for better or for worse - and then explain that that sheltering wasn't intentional?
Fuck fuck fuck.
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Burning out in your early 20s sucks ass in ways that are just ... unfair.
Fuck, it's been awhile.
I used to know things. Or at least I think I did. I do know that I've forgotten many things. Do I really know what it is that I used to know? Did I really learn anything?
When you learn a lot of things and you know some of the answers, but then you dumb yourself down so that you fit in ... who is at fault?
Every happy experience is just a reminder of the sadness that engulfs my psyche.
"Stop", he says, knowing full well that they don't even slow down.
Who are you to say it?
Who are you saying it to?
No. The only thing that makes me happy is the touch of a woman ... and it's just the tiniest bit sad that I - or anyone - would ever have to justify what makes them happy when it's something so harmless. Talk all you want, because as we all know, talking "helps".