Srry…to myself. It seems that absolutely no one has come across this little ranting blog here and that those two measly views I have in my stats are mine and mine alone. Why am I alone even on the Internet? What the freak is wr0ng with my life? Wait, I already know some wrong things with my life already.
Anyways, back to my updates. I have been meaning to update but I haven’t had the time, so my supposed-to-be blog entries were stuck in my little black notebook I write in when I’m bored in Algebra. You know what, most of my blog drafts are written in Algebra! It so boring there and so easy to ignore the teacher (since it’s the end of the school year there’s no point in giving covert names to my soon-to-be former teacher’s is there?) who’s speaking in who know’s language. This will be a long post as it is a mixture of my life over the past few weeks in May…
Oh… and I forgot the dates in which I wrote these, so bear with me. It’s going to be boring.
Numero Uno
I love my mom, but I hate her too. She never understands me and there’s absolutely no way in the whole world that’s I’ll be able to tell her.
Ever.
Just now I almost did. I wanted to tell her that the things she said whenever she was mad, the things about drinking poison and killing herself, that I secretly agreed and told myself that I’d do the same right afterwards.
Just now she was blaming me for the mistakes on my sister’s science project and how it would be my fault. I wish for once that she had the guts to admit she was wrong, and if not, and I turn out to be wrong, to at least pretend she was wrong so I could be right for once.
Is it really that hard?
I have snot stuck in my nose now and I can hardly breathe but I’ll keep writing. I guess this is what they mean by tear-stained diaries. *note: I was writing in a paper notebook at the time or else I would be saying tear-stained laptop. lol.*
Anyway, about the science project. I mean, if she put me in charge of editing my sister’s sentences, shouldn’t she trust me in what I do? She said so herself that I was better at English than she was, but isn’t she contradicting herself by always saying that the things I added and changed were wrong? She says whenever my dad asked me to make Nesquik milk for him that because he asked me to make it for him, he’d have to drink whatever I made because he didn’t do it himself. How is this so different? This is my sister’s project, not mine! I shouldn’t even make a contribution to it. Let her make her own mistakes. I know you did stuff for me as well, but by her age, I was doing my own projects.
I wish I could tell my mom, these things right now, but I can’t. Maybe someday though, when I can get my own job and be independent. Maybe if I’m mad enough, I’ll tell them everything and run away to a different country somewhere in Europe so they’ll never hear from me again. This is my life.
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Well, that was one of them. This post is way toooo long now, so I’ll just continue on a new one. See you at the next post!