Sunday, September 8, 2013

Being Bald, Suicidal, and maybe an Internet Stalker

So it's one in the morning and here I am writing a blog post. I WAS dancing around my room in the dark, but I didn't need Zak waking up and wondering why he married me. Come to think of it, he probably wonders that anyway. 

So Bangladesh is most definitely happening; we'll probably head out at the end of the month. I'm super excited - a mini vacation will do us some good. Bangladesh is kind of boring and there isn't much to do, but we'll probably be busy since everyone and their mothers will invite us over fur lunch/dinner. That's one of the perks of being brown - everyone wants to invite you to eat yummy food when you visit the mother land. Or father land, in this case. 

I'm going bald. I've been getting random hair treatments for as long as I can remember. When I'm bored, I perm it into a curly frenzy, and then months later I'll chemically straighten that bitch. Blow dry and mousse up them curls? Ain't nobody got time fo dat. So all the chemicals going directly on to my scalp is making me bald. I'll need wigs by the time I'm 30. Yes, wigs: who's going to not go crazy with a billion different wigs if they were bald? Currently, I'm at Asian Girl Straight. Soon, I'll be Buddhist Monk Bald. 

Nothing is the same. I'm not the same. I thought I was pregnant last week. Even though the at-home tests came out negative, I was sure I was one of those people who had negative urine tests. A blood test confirmed that I was not. I had a day of mourning where I snapped at everyone and cried for the most random things. I'm back to 'normal' now. Stupid uterus, I hate you. 

How does a brown person fix a burned pie? They add masala to it! Hahahahaaha. I can't stop giggling at that. Maybe it's my lack of sleep combined with the billion Advil PMs I took. 

Today, I learned that Sri Lanka has one of the highest suicide rates in the world, with an average twelve people offing themselves each day. How fucked up is that? I don't get how people see suicide as a way out. It's a coward's way out. I admit to cutting myself and being suicidal in high school, but doesn't everyone go through that "fuck it all - my life sucks and I want to die" phase growing up? I'm just glad that none of my stupid attempts went too far. Anyway, it's kind of hard to kill yourself when you can't even keep your eyes open while trying to slit your wrists. Blood spurting all over? No, thank you. 

I have a bestie who I have never met. Is that weird? We've been friends for over ten years now and we met in a chat room, back when chat rooms were cool. She backed me up in an Internet fight I was in. It was a pretty huge fight; caps lock was involved, so you know it was serious. We've been friends ever since. We iMessage and email each other all the time and she knows almost everything going on in my day to day. I think a therapist would have a lot to say about me preferring virtual friendships to real ones. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Is it weird to have bestie e-friends?

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  1. Regarding e-friends. Of any kind.

    I love em. (and not just because I have a preference because I now have you in my life, you wonderful Sestie ball)

    I met a friend awhile ago back on a fake MySpace. It was more roleplay of disney characters when I was like 12 and had nothing going for my life. Before Catfishing was "the thing to do" on MTV or whatever. So many people did it, and the writing on it was fun. It was real time interactions though everything was written out. For the writing aspect, I miss it.

    Yet, I made friends with this one girl, who happened to be my age in real life, and live really close to my home town (that I no longer live in, sadly) and after a few years of being best friends and talking, we've actually met and hung out in real life. Surprising, right? We both catfished each other and we're totally best friends in love. It's amazing.

    Actually, I prefer e-friends to real life people. Maybe it's just Seattle getting me down in the dumps because most people here are depressing and foul, but even if someone uses a "fake pic" online as themselves, they still are who they are. It's hard to fake being someone your not for awhile. I guess most people are truer online?

    Except for creeper stalker online pedofiles. Those are just fucking insane...

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