Feb. 16th, 2009

Suckitude

Feb. 16th, 2009 11:10 am
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Having a suckilicious day of suckitude not to be imagined in the annals of suckiness. Well, it's really not that bad but I certainly don't want to be here at work on a day everyone else I know is off. And it's nice out to boot. Insult to injury. Lemon juice on a paper cut. And will anyone think of having lunch w/me to console me in the suckfest that is today? I think not. Too busy lolling about in the decadence of a holiday I don't get to have.

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I haven't posted anything other than Twitters in a while, mostly because it would be more of the same old thing: I hate my job, I hate my life, I hate the world right now. My stomach is eating me from the inside, I haven't slept well since a night in December 2007 at JKev's loft in Atlanta.

I don't know why I find working for this company so soul-destroying. The one thing that keeps me here is the pay. Finding something else in this city that will pay me what I am making...It's tough. In these economic times I know I need to just "shut up and color." But I am being ground down by the machine. I don't know how much of me is left. Not a whole lot. I don't read books anymore, I barely have the attention span to get through a TV show. I don't make things anymore. I go through the motions of being me, but I increasingly feel there is no "me" there, just patterns of remembered behavior.

I keep searching for something that will make the misery end that isn't a pemanent solution. There is no one to turn to who can magically make it better, my friends all have dysfunctions of their own, there is no magic gadget that can distract me, no place to run to that can hide me from me. I am tired. I have been tired. And there seems no end in sight.

Typing this out in the parking lot at work, sitting in the car in lieu of lunch. Time to paste on the happy face and finish off my 4 remaining hours in purgatory.

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http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/02/talkitout.html


Naming feelings takes some of the emotional impact out of them by engaging a brain region that aids self-control, according to new research.


Let's hope so.

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