Lee's Great, But...
August 27 2007
For the three people who'll actually read this post, the one that comments will probably say something to the effect of "Suck it up, and introduce yourself." However, I'm not necessarily asking for advice, or a critique, but rather for somewhere to be heard. Blogging is probably one of the dumber things for people to do. Most of the time, people gripe about their own problems day and day out, and after dealing with depression, I decided to stay away as much as possible from that kind of thinking/posting.
I just feel that none of the relationships I have have any intimacy--that is, not the physical kind--to the extent I keep looking for relationships to fill the gaps of ones gone by, especially at Lee. But with my scars from depression, I feel I've gained an even more unsightly and ungainly characteristic of added self-consciousness combined with a lack of confidence. Introductions are awkward, and even if they aren't, they're usually followed by my brand of humor in the attempt to entertain someone into liking me. People have noticed the entertainer being successful, but where are those people who've been entertained? I feel lonely most of the time, like I just keep giving and giving without any hope of return, unrequited love for the masses as it were. You might criticize me for my lack of action, but I have tried. I am trying to break in. I just need a way to stay there.