you are every color and brushstroke

Shephaly. twenty-one. originally from houston, texas now in pittsburgh. carnegie mellon. double major in biology & art. minor in biomedical engineering. premed .completely unsure of everything and constantly wanting something else fond of tiny animals and subtle beauty

Being surround by people and feeling utterly alone is too common a problem to be a problem. It’s what everyone says they feel like, and thus not worthy of commenting. But I’m not surrounded by anyone. I in fact flee from the people I could be surrounded by and then feel the need to be sad about it. Wallow in my self-imposed pit of loneliness. Like most things my brain is plagued by, this feeling is some twisted form of sabotage that i have decided, no, demanded, mandated, that my mind put onto the rest of me.

I’m modeling for a show called lunar gala at school…why? i have no idea. It is everything I am afraid of doing and dislike most. But after practice i realized when we were being fitted or walking, i hudled in the corner with my organic chemistry notes and watched, rather irritably, the other people around me. i find things to dislike about the people i would possibly adore because it seems safe and certain. If i don’t have friends, then my friends can’t become my enemies. I have no desire for human contact. Unless you count a constant yearning for conversation, touch, and understanding as human contact.

I believe I am an ordinary impostor in my life. I think I slithered into this part of my life unnoticed and unqualified for the tasks which i present myself with. I am trying to struggle. I am trying to crawl out from beneath the rubble of what I created. I expect myself to fail because I am not really what I think I am or what others see me as. What i desire most is irrational, impossible, and unimaginable. What I strive to be is not attainable by an individual with my biological composition, yet I will not accept this.

I am confused as to when I make excuses for my ailments. when the ailments are actually occurring, and when i am simply being strong. and overcoming them.

this confusion is awfully tiring, and as this semester begins, and i have yet to impose changes upon my previous behaviors of isolation, perpetual fatigue and sleeping, and starvation…i realize that the changes I want, will never arrive because maybe I do not believe that I want those changes as much as I have convinced myself.
I am two different people. I have to start unifying them or i’ll stay in this limbo of a self-rampaging monster who wants to wither away unnoticed.

i think it is okay to want to be noticed. to want to be touched. to want someone to acknowledge you, because you believe that these things are deserved. i would like very much to believe that i deserve the things that humanity is defined for.  

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