
Darkover
Archangel
- Jul 29, 2021
- 5,613
I was born into a world without my consent, into a system where everything costs money I don't have, where suffering is constant and support is rare.
People say life is a gift, but for me, it hasn't been. It's been a fight I never agreed to — just endless survival, disappointment, loneliness, and pain.
What hurts the most is that even though I never asked for this life, I'm not allowed to leave it. I'm expected to stay, to keep going, no matter how much it hurts. And if I say I want out — people act like there's something wrong with me, instead of asking what's wrong with the world that made me feel this way.
Why is it okay to bring someone into a broken world without asking them first — but not okay for that person to want out?
Why is being born a decision someone else gets to make, but dying is something I'm not allowed to choose?
I'm tired. I don't want help. I don't want hope. I just want peace.
And the only kind of peace I truly believe in is nonexistence — not sleep, not healing, just nothingness. No more pain. No more fear. No more being trapped in a body and a world I never wanted.
But they won't let me have that.
And that's the cruelty of it all.
They force you in, and then they lock all the exits.
People say life is a gift, but for me, it hasn't been. It's been a fight I never agreed to — just endless survival, disappointment, loneliness, and pain.
What hurts the most is that even though I never asked for this life, I'm not allowed to leave it. I'm expected to stay, to keep going, no matter how much it hurts. And if I say I want out — people act like there's something wrong with me, instead of asking what's wrong with the world that made me feel this way.
Why is it okay to bring someone into a broken world without asking them first — but not okay for that person to want out?
Why is being born a decision someone else gets to make, but dying is something I'm not allowed to choose?
I'm tired. I don't want help. I don't want hope. I just want peace.
And the only kind of peace I truly believe in is nonexistence — not sleep, not healing, just nothingness. No more pain. No more fear. No more being trapped in a body and a world I never wanted.
But they won't let me have that.
And that's the cruelty of it all.
They force you in, and then they lock all the exits.