Listography: Things I Say to Myself When I’m Depressed

CC Licensed image byu Shane Gorski

[Listed in Some Semblance of Order by Magnitude and Repetition]

  • “we are not yet friends enough”
  • Do you ever have an original thought?
  • What the fuck?
  • I can’t do this again.
  • It doesn’t really matter anyway.
  • Why can’t I believe in god?
  • I’ve served my time.
  • It would be so easy: just walk out into the woods and go to sleep.
  • You’re a fat disgusting fucking fuck.
  • “with every second collecting dust, I feel so bloated and weary”
  • Everyone is looking at you, thinking the same thing.
  • What would it do to my kids?
  • What do they think of me?
  • Why can’t I just get cancer? I’ll trade,
  • “Why do I alone breast the wronging tide?”
  • Look at them, all the pathetic apes strutting around in their
    clothes.
  • None of this makes any sense–how could it ever be fixed?
  • I don’t know anything.
  • No one knows anything.
  • “Everything will be real to me in a moment”
  • Think of your wife.
  • Think of your kids.
  • Why don’t I have any friends?
  • Something up here, in my brain, is just broken.
  • Where did all the poems go?
  • You’ve never had an original thought, and you never will.
  • No one said life would be fair. But this?
  • I’m so weary
  • I’m so tired of pretending
  • I’m just so tired
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