Unsettled
It amazes me to no end how fast news spreads, especially when the news involves people. You really don't see it coming. The next thing you know, you're rummaging through every corner of your recollection, trying to make sense of the situation once it reaches you.
I'm not that clear with what happened, but it surprised me nonetheless. And now I'm on edge, trying to figure out exactly what it is this thing has done. I just don't trust people when they say they're fine. I have to see it for myself. And it doesn't help that pretty soon my paranoia takes over and it starts to (probably) cloud my perspective. I hear the words "I'm fine," a few minutes after I feel fine myself, and afterwards I again start to feel unsure, and I start asking questions again.
I'm not holding it against people if they
want to keep their actual feelings to themselves. But dammit, it
sure makes me unsettled. In some level, I wish that they would
come out and tell me if something is bothering them, especially if
whatever it is involves me. But I know too well how it is to want
to shy away and pretend that you're fine because you want nothing more
than to either deal with things yourself, or not deal with them at
all. Or maybe they're telling the truth and they ARE ok,
nothing's bothering them, and I'm just being an irritating little bee
that buzzes in their ear nonstop.
So I'm stuck. I can't keep asking "Are you ok?" because it comes to a point where I myself just want to tape my mouth shut and hang myself by my toes up a streetlamp somewhere. But at the same time I get soooo paranoid and soooo rattled, and I stay that way the entire day that I completely fail to take care of my responsibilities. And I just can't leave it alone (or IT won't leave ME alone).
Great. I'm messed up again.
Posted by boonchee at 07:41 PM | Add a Comment



The point is that I get
to go. I'm sure I'll be fine, I mean I got through the UP Fair
concert, where for some freaky reason I always, ALWAYS found myself
caught in the middle of a moshpit, regardless of where I stood. I
was beginning to think that I should just stay where I was and just
find something to grab on to