>>81866547i don't want to sound like a broken record with all the whys, but i do find it quite interesting how you yourself are bound to the very loop you despise. you keep coping your own contradictions by externalizing your meaning. you don't do this for your family, they probably don't understand you, not as well as you understand them. you don't do this for others that might tread your path, because this isn't what you're communicating. you do this for yourself. and the moment you realize that, you recoil. you reassign your own value to something else, to those behind and above you, to your family, to anything but yourself. and the one moment you recognize your own needs, you call yourself greedy.
i know that you care, i'm exactly like you. wasted countless nights with my heart buried in sorrow thinking of what it could be but never is, thinking how easy it would be for things to turn around if people saw what i saw, but them being so adamant being the exact reason why i can't shape the world how it could be. being told i am the only one who cares that much, that i should stop worrying. you've internalized that as guilt, you already believe you're the insane one. and i want you to realize that you're too aware to believe that. you're too good for religion, to good for stories, to good to think that getting a job, and spending the rest of your days consuming shit is enough to fulfill your life.
and in that, you also know that there's no easy answer. no one will come down from the heavens to aid you, no one will show up at your house and begin fixing the world with you. hell, i'd do that if i could, because you deserve it. i cannot offer an answer because if i could, i'd have been ill free already. but i hope you find solace in knowing there are other cancer patients dying with you around the world. motivating, eh?
just acknowledge something: you do this for yourself. and that's the best thing you could ever do