You know when you feel hungry… if you suppress it for long enough, the feeling will “disappear” from the surface (of your conscious self), as you’ll learn to adapt to it and ignore it. But the hunger won’t actually cease. Your body will take all it can from your muscles and a bit less from your fat to make up for what it’s missing. It will eat itself, right?
But what’s with the loneliness a person feels? I’d guess it’s about the same. You keep being alone, sheltered from people and rejection, so in a while, you stop noticing the feeling of loneliness and sadness. It doesn’t mean they don’t exist, on the contrary… They become the basis of your “self”, but as a subjective “being”/an egocentric person you stop paying attention to your subconscious mind.
With time the loneliness becomes such a well-hidden mystery, that you completely forget about it. You forget about the most important parts of yourself and the union of “you’s” as a whole. Thus, so do others. All they can see/hear from you is a wall of laughter. The kindness you choose to show to them, but the sadness and cruelty towards yourself remain hidden, as there is just one person that feels your rage, yet suffers silently.
“In the end, it’s better to forget about it. To suppress it like hunger. “, you think to yourself. The perfect life becomes visible, as you eat away your insides. Leaving them like an empty plate, a tabula rasa that is far from innocent in your mind. But cruelty is to be forgiven, feelings to be conquered in a direct manner – as we all have our demons. WE ALL FACE THEM IN OUR OWN WAY… We defeat them. If we want to.
Whilst sometimes we fall apart, all that is around us evokes our guilty conscience, pleads for it to take an active part in out lives, but we ignore it. Then our emotions do start working against us, forcing us to set the goals way too high. Leaving us longing for perfection. Leaving us thinking we’re bad people when in fact we’re far from it. We are just people. Even when we feel like shells and nothingness.
But it is…
All right. C’est la vie mon’amie.