i have another midterm at 6:40, but i'm wasting time on this blog before i go to the library to cram.
tonight is the viewing for kris and i feel so guilty for missing it, but i think he would understand. i've been so down this whole week and i'm scared i'll slip back into the way i was first year and just lay in bed all day and never leave my room. it feels wrong though to be out with my friends celebrating. i've felt so detached from the whole situation and i'm scared that it hasn't really hit me yet. i've been at school with my friends who didn't know him and it just feels so weird that they're going about their normal daily lives while my other friends are devastated at home. it just doesn't feel like he's gone and sometimes i feel as if that feeling never goes away. when people say "forever in our hearts" it's true. there are days when i wake up and i feel like my brother is still here, but then i remember and i just get depressed.
this whole ordeal brings back so many memories of what i went through when my brother passed away. it feels weird to blog about it for everyone to see when i'm not even really comfortable talking about it. sometimes i feel guilty for not talking about it with people and especially when people ask me if i have siblings, i always have that moment of panic where i consider my options. i could either say "no, i'm an only child" which would be lying or tell them about my brother's death which is usually such a downer and it's especially awkward because people never know what to say. when it comes to stuff like this i just feel really awkward telling people who didn't know kris or my brother because i feel like it's not the same because they never knew them.
i'm not a religious person at all, but i really really hope that there is some form of afterlife where i can see them again. i feel like in times like these people either gain greater faith or they lose it. i, for one, don't believe in a higher power because i feel like if there really was a God out there, he wouldn't want us to go through so much suffering. the human life is full of joys, but it's the suffering that happens worldwide that is just so terrible. people like kris and my brother were once so full of life and the people who really shine in groups, but they are taken from us so early. and i hate when people try to tell me that they are now in a better place. if God had any ounce of benevolence, then good people would be allowed to live out their lives to the fullest instead of having it cut short and everyone else is just left to grieve.
i feel like the worst thing about pain like this is that it never hurts less or goes away. you just learn to deal with it better each day. it's been over 2 years since my brother died in a motorcycle accident and i still think of how different my life would be if he were still here. i don't cry every day anymore, but it doesn't mean i miss him any less and i know it will be the same with kris.
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
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Babygirl, I know no matter how hard I try, I will never be able to really understand they way you are feeling right now. I wish there was something I could say or if I could share some of your pain, to ease some of it. I really do appreciate you being here for me, even though you're handling your own shit. Kris and what I've heard from you about your brother, these men sound so amazing and I wish I could have been blessed to have known them as well. Whenever you're feeling down or just angry, you know I'm always here if you want to project your anger somewhere or we can always just lay in bed together. Let me in. I love you, Babygirl and if there is anything I could do, please let me know. I feel so helpless knowing that there really isnt anything I can do. All I can do is to make you understand that I'm here for you and I hate it that this is all that I can do. I love you, bbg <3
:),
Remember the sun shines the brightest after rainy days. (Corny but true.
I know what you mean about hating people when they say, "they're in a better place now." The day my grandpa died, everyone said, "He's not in pain anymore... he's in a better place now." And I remember, that day, I wanted to beat the crap out of everyone that said that. Life is precious and should be fought for until there is no more hope left (which I believe to be nearly close to never).
I also know what you're going through with not talking to people about these feelings. I spent the summer after my grandfather died doing pretty much nothing -- in exile. I felt like life was spinning in a downward trend, and I didn't know what to do but to just keep doing something. I lost 600 dollars doing online poker, thousands in the stock market, stayed at home nearly all break. I didn't want to talk about it with my friends, my family or anyone.
When someone goes, you want to be there for your loved ones (and be strong for them)... but at the same time, you need someone to be there for you. It's tough. I hope there is another place after life. But either way... i don't know. I can't bring myself to believe in anything yet (about the afterlife) but hope is all there is. Call me whenever you get down, k?
peace out, A town <3
Ryan
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