Friday, 5 June 2015

Different actions, different atmosphere, same monster – SJBMCPRS Diagnosis


Life; much like the weather is anything but completely predictable, and as time passes on and the environment and perceptions change over time, so do people. A common example is how people lose and gain weight during the duration of their lives. Nothing is simply oblivious or incapable of change because all things are affected by factors including the environment and genetics. What we may call oblivious is in fact only a term we use when people are easily able to identify and understand a given happenstance like its ‘obvious’ that Nicholas Cage is an actor given the films he’s starred in, and its ‘obvious’ that David Cameron like all the Government figure heads are hated because they don’t fulfil the public’s desires as people would hope.

Am I any different? Let’s answer that question with another question shall we. Is every body of liquid drinkable? The answer is no, which means I am not unaffected by countless factors and incapable of changing. Whether I acknowledge the changes happening or not; my body will change over time, my mentality will differ, my perspective will alter as I grow older and experiences will make me wiser, even though I am an idiot no doubt about it!

Perhaps the most distinctive difference that I am aware of is due to my friends and the beneficial affects they have on me. I can honestly say without hesitation or fear of an attack made by a squadron of flying watermelons carrying surface piercing tactical bombs, that I have never been happier or afraid (or been in such an extreme flux of altering emotions) since getting to know my friends and in return them putting up with me and calling me a ‘friend’. Coming from a (self-defined) hermit crab (in other words: I’m reserved and for the most part shut off from the rest of the ‘normal’ world); it would be strange to admit that I’ve been gradually spending more and more time away from what I consider the ‘norm’.

The present reality is that as I type this post up, I am NOT at home; sitting on my broken bed in my room with a keyboard on my lap and a computer mouse in my right hand, in front of my 32” Samsung LCD 1080p TV displaying the contents of my post via a HDMI connected to a PC. Nope; instead I am using my ‘Old and faithfully lap melting’ laptop/notebook to type up this post whilst I am staying with a dear friend and her greatly generous and tolerating father in Yeovil.

……...I won’t mention names for data protection, and embarrassment avoiding reasons; …but they know who they are and while I sincerely mean it when I say “Thank you very much”, and am having a tremendous time…. I know I am not going to escape Yeovil without some kind of (painful) ‘reminder’! I kid, I kid...but seriously I deserve whatever ‘reminder’ is served like having a pineapple placed on my head or a trouncing due to my present lack of professional integrity.  

As of 05/06/2015; several of the rules I have to implement self-discipline and the way of life that I am familiar with, have been thrown out the window like someone’s bodily waste in the early 1900s in London. One of these rules is implemented to prevent myself from becoming dangerously obese once again like when I was many years prior and weighed twenty-one (21) stone. To accomplice this I wouldn’t eat snacks such as sweets, crisps, biscuits, and I wouldn’t desire unnecessary meals like breakfast and dessert. For several years this rule has served me well both physically and mentally; but now I am open to indulge once again on the foods that I regarded as ‘forbidden’ because I want to show how adaptable I can be and not make my friends feel awkward by me resisting when they don’t. This may sound like a ‘bad’ development; but it’s not because I enjoy the company and it helps me enjoy life a little bit more by joining in. And besides I walk often and attend a gym, so I ought to be fine if I decide now and again to unwind.

Despite how intimidating and challenging it is for me to be around other people and do things like ‘talk’, express myself and go bowling with my friends; I truly admire the opportunities they have given me to progress and become more confident, comfortable and all around a better person. Compliments and showings of appreciation towards me still aren’t going to fit well with my mentality in the same way the Eiffel Tower won’t fit into a sandwich that has been printed using a 3D printer, but I am gradually adapting to the possibility that my friends appreciate my efforts and will invite me into events and situations that I would never have thought would be possible.

No matter what though; the monster that I am (a Hydra imposing as a ‘human being’ who perceives himself as a lone wolf in black sheep’s clothing) is still there and it won’t go away completely like the number of complications and hurdles that the NHS faces. Furthermore as I become more and more comfortable and capable around my friends; the more and more real the constant fear I have of someday hurting those I care about becomes. I must stress that I NEVER want to upset, alienate or hurt (mentally or physically) those who I care about, but I fear that with unflinching inevitability that I will alas fall into the pitfalls that taunt me and have fallen into before by unintentionally creating pain to those who have given me so, so much. It’s a notion that gets dismissed by the majority of whom I talk to, but I am genuinely honest and fearful when I express my fear of this daunting inevitably. This is the primary reason why I try to be helpful and frankly say “I try to be” or something along the lines when someone compliments me on my efforts because I know that hideous inevitability will reveal itself and undo the ‘good’ I strive to do and propel the people I care about into the ‘Spiral of Decline’.

Hence why I stated previously in posts and to my friends that I experience constant difficulty, because I’m trying to evade the same path filled with avoidable mistakes that caused the demise of the friendship I had with my past friend from the Weymouth Asda café. I do not want to fall into that same loop where no matter what ‘good’ I do or at least attempt; disaster will follow caused by my actions.

So I took some advice from one (1) of my friends and started to read between the lines. This is what I found:

“A man of good will who causes unintended harm,

Departs following divine intervention.

For thou should not need to morn nor weep,

For the man they have beaten was a creep.

Though his kindness was welcomed and felt as it dug in deep,

He ultimately caused them the pain and despair that made them weep.

As his soul wonders into the valley of nothingness,

He turns to utter his last and most sincere words,

“I’m sorry”.

Alas his final words to whom he addresses to cannot hear,

For they are worlds apart.”

 

What does this mean? The ‘poem’ (if that’s what it is) above is a depicturing a dream/premonition that I have had for a long time. The man described above is me, who has departed to the world of the deceased after the intervention caused by the people he cares for and feels remorseful for the unintended harm he has caused. The people who have beaten the man (to death) they accepted as a friend, but now perceive as a creep have prevented him from causing more unintended harm through the act of intervention of which is defined as ‘divine’ because the man sees the people he associated with as beings greater than a God. The man now wondering towards nothingness in the world of the deceased as a result of the intervention says “I’m sorry” to those he didn’t want to harm but alas ultimately did, but his sincere words cannot be heard because the people he apologises to live in the world of the living while he is in the world of the deceased; hence they are worlds apart.

As unfathomable or absurd as this may sound to people who may read this post, this is a perception that I reflect upon on a daily basis because I genuinely feel this way and for those who know me and I’ve talked to about this, they would know it isn’t bulls*** fiction that I’ve come up with, even if it’s unlikely to happen in reality. I fear that no matter what ‘good’ I do, I will commit harm (more mentally than any other kind of harm) to the people I treasure (i.e. friends and family) and therefore negatively affect those people. This is the ‘loop’ I have mentioned in previously on the SJBMCPRS Report, of which I strive to divert from so that I don’t harm and lose the friends I have. Should alas my fear happen and I unintentionally create the harm to my friends that I have sadly and regrettably done to my previous friend (and to some extent to my family); then I would yearn for the kind of intervention implied in the ‘poem’ or passage above so that I cannot pull more people down to the ‘Spiral of Decline’.

It’s abysmal and depressing, but it’s something I have felt for a long time and it’s unlikely to change like the considerable perception of Chris Benoit following the double murder and suicide. I’m not deliberately comparing my perception of myself to that of something truly horrible and traumatising; it’s alas something I know that no circumstances won’t change, and it’s a burden I’m contented with carrying because it is a part of my mentality, which therefore is a part of me. The facets of SJBMCPRS will continue to be the defining attributes of me even if life and happenstances surrounding me change.

I share this because while I strive to be better and prove myself wrong by not going down the path of destruction; I can’t ignore what is a part of me, and I owe it to the people who tolerate me to be honest. This is what I’ll continue to do on the SJBMCPRS Report, which means subsequent posts may feature content similar to this.

With this being said; I draw this post to a close. I appreciate those who read this post and the SJBMCPRS Report, though I must urge caution and my apologies should the content provided creates offensiveness.

Until next time, see ya!     

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