That's what mine is. I wasn't brought into this world because I was wanted; I was a mistake. My mother literally called me that one day. She said I was a mistake. Interesting that she would call me a mistake when I didn't make the mistake. But my mother is like so many adults; she refuses to take responsibility for anything. Every mistake she makes is somehow someone else's fault. According to her, it wasn't her fault she got knocked up as a teen, it was my father's. He promised to pull out, but he didn't.
I sink lower and lower. If I don't land a job soon, the money I can borrow from my credit card will run out. I'm trying. I'm trying to survive, even though, with depression and OCD, I don't see many reasons to. Everyday, I'm thinking of ways to kill myself that will succeed without causing me too much pain. Today I did laundry. If I wasn't considering suicide, I would not have laundered a particular pair of pants. These pants are workout pants, and they're really not my thing. They're spandex-like. I washed them, because I thought they'd be good for hanging myself in. Perhaps they could catch my shit that would doubtlessly emanate from my ass after I died. Why care about shit on the carpet when you're dead? you might ask. What if I failed, and I didn't die, but I shit the carpet?
There is so much to write: so much to express. But it really seems like time is running out for me.
