A brave face stories of depression and coping in a bipolar world
It all started with waking up feeling like I was going to be
dreading the world around me, everything about it had a hue of hatred. I don’t
know why I wake up like this without trigger’s, I know the scientific reasoning’s
but the random acts of it just throws me for a six. I had to get up and go to
work, that means putting on a face, an act, because the worst thing someone can
ask is are you ok? I do not do well at all with sympathy. I know they mean well
but its why I hide these emotions so strongly. They say, my coworkers that I’m
the entertainer of the group, well as we all know by now entertainers also
suffer from their demons. My first task
was climbing over my partner, not waking him up, and then the second most important thing coffee. The scent of it always
brings some comfort, and it almost brings an adrenaline to my otherwise numb
system.
Work is basically what keeps me going; keeping busy is what
keeps me going otherwise I feel as if I am in my head far too much. Some days I
wish I could be someone else, so this is why I put on my entertainers front
because basically they say fake it until you make it. I keep doing it because
it’s what you are meant to do right? What do I do if I don’t keep on with
things? I can’t even comprehend that thought because if I was at that stage it
would basically mean I was feeling like a vegetable. The thoughts keep entering my mind, why don’t
you just leave? Forcing that to the back of my mind because thinking about what
may or may not happen scare’s the living daylights out of me. Bathing, it’s
such an effort but I do it, it’s part of the entertainers front. You cannot be
gross and entertaining; I suppose you
can but that would be an entirely different genre.
Disappointment fits in my vocabulary very well because
basically I do not handle that at all well, even if its small I can feel as if I am the smallest being on the planet who is about to crawl into their little
whole and no one would care. Disappointment sits in my heart like a stone that
sits in the bottom of a river, with the wash of pain rolling over it in the
current. At times like these I feel like
why bother, but I can’t face the world naked, it’s like they will see my pain.
The make up covers it from the outside almost like a mask, a mask that hides the
pain. No one gets the way that people feel if they don’t feel it themselves,
they say “oh just snap out of it” sometimes I feel like my head is going to
burst. From being in my head so
much. I end today's writing with the fact
that I am getting up and that I am putting my brave face on to meet the world.
Trying to cope and act as if you are real and one of them, its the story of my life and in this blog I will share it with you.
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