All of the world is a stage, and I, a mediocre actress.
the hate for the world
Published on March 28, 2004 By Lisa lee In Blogging
Well, today was fun. Yesterday was fun. But just now was just terrible. Why does everything insist on crushing me. Just when I start thinking about how beautiful life is, it just slams in my face. I hate it now. I wish this pain would just end. Well, today wasn't a very good day. Yesterday I went over to my half sister's house. I haven't talked to her since i was 10, and after our first visit, she never called me back. Well, you know those goals that you set for the things that you want to do before you die? Well one of mine was to know who my siblings are. Who they REALLY are. At this stage, everything is just so confusing. With love lost and found again. With school and extra curricular activities just mounting the stress on my shoulders. With my mom who keeps pressuring me into taking my driving test. (it's not that i dont want to drive, but with all this crap going on, who can study with all this?) It's when I need to be able to talk to someone who's been through all of this before. Someone who could, i dont know, give me advice? I just live with my mom, and with her, the deepest thing you can talk about without her yelling back at you is reality shows and crap like that. I have no one to talk to. This is the hardest time in my life so far. So you understand how much I need to have someone to talk to. Well, I went to my half sister's door with no expectations from her except for maybe a "come in" or something. So I approached her door, and my hands were shaking a little tiny bit because i was so nervous. If I screw up this time, it's it. I rang the doorbell of this trashy duplux and finally she answered. Our eyes met the second we saw eachother. "those are my cheeks" i thought to myself. And she asked me what I wanted, while taking a drag out of her ciggarette. I stuttered out "I'm Lisalee. I'm your half sister...." Immediatly, I imagined a smile, a half smirk, ANYTHING. but no. She slammed the door in my face. I stood there for a while, just looking at the door that was about an inch from my face. I quickly turned around when I felt the tears burning my eyes. I couldn't let her know that she hurt me. I couldn't let her know that she got to my head. My face, now totally red wet and swollen with the after-effects of the last hour's events, turned to my mom's car. I put my parka hood up, and Mom tryed to ask me what had happened. I yelled at her, "i dont want to talk about it" And so we drove home in silence. It hurts. I was so excited. I was so nervous. All I wanted was for her to at least acknowledge that I was her half sister. All I wanted was to see her smile at me, just once. To connect. To not be so alone anymore. But no. I reached my room, and cried my eyes out. Their still so red and they still hurt so much. Their irritated and red. i Snuck downstairs to my computer, and to this blank sheet of white pixels. At least I have this stupid blog to talk to. I can vent out of this, if there's no other way. I'm hurting so much. What sucks with me is, when other people say "it hurts me" they just mean emotionally. But when I'm hurt emotionally, my stomache hurts, my chest gets tight, and my arms get numb. I hate this so much. Oh well. I have to go anyways... Your tortured soul, Alonia Demonia
Comments
on Mar 28, 2004
I am really sorry your sister did this to you. I dont know how old you are ( Im guessing 16 or 17) but I want you to know I remember what that age was like. It is so hard. I too, did not get along with my mom at all. I remember being in a crowd and still feeling so alone. I want you to know it does get better. ( I know I hated hearing this, but it's true) Being a teenager is so hard. Even though you don' t know me if you just need some one to vent this is a good place. There are awesome people on this site. Best of luck.

Joey
on Mar 28, 2004
k. I know what you mean about not being able to talk to your mom, it's called the teenage years. I also understand about your half sister, but this is where you are running wild within yourself:
"Why does everything insist on crushing me"

She is just one person, not the end of the world. I'm sorry that she is a blood relative who doesn't want to acknowledge you. It happens to more people than you think, you're not all alone. The easiest thing in the world is actually to just let it roll off. Take some deep breaths, concentrate on making your shoulders relax. Then you won't feel that physical pain. How do I know? Because it happens to me, too. I am one of those other people that you think it never happens to. I'm here to tell you that it does and everything will be all right if you just let it. Feel free to talk back to me sometime, I probably won't notice unless you visit my site, I wander aimlessly when reading blogs, so I don't know if I can find this place again. Good luck with all of it, though. Much luv.
on Mar 28, 2004
The things that you have written here indicate that you have no one that you trust. Without someone to trust you'll never find someone to open your heart to. I'm sure that you have good reasons not to trust those around you. You may have never met someone who is trustworthy. So you are in one of those damned if you don't and damned if you do situations. I wish that I could point out to you someone in your world who is trustworthy, but the only part of your world that I know is your blogging. When I was young, I read a lot. Even though the people in books were either dead, unavailable to me or fictional, I was able to find a set of values to find out what trustworthy people are like.


One my desk is a book called A Man Named Dave, by Dave Pelzer. He suffered horrible abuse and managed somehow to overcome it. Find something positive. There is an old saying Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. Unfortunately, it is generally true. Seek and you will find. You may have to open a lot of closed doors until you find love, but don't give up. It really does exist and you aren't exempt from it.
on Mar 29, 2004
I have also read A man Named Dave..... It is very inspirational.... a good book to check out when you feel the need to be inspired.