It turns out that the sensation earlier in the week that everything I was viewing was blurred on the edges and yet clearer then ever was caused by the forming of tears in the edges of my eyes. I have been delighted lately at how happy and content I have been feeling. Silly me not to remember that it never lasts long. I am slipping today. It's the first time since I stopped taking the antidepressants that I feel like it might have been a bad idea. I can feel my insides twisting in a knot as the tears spill from my heart and my brain adopts the fetal position to hide from the depression. I am trying very hard not to have a panic attack as I sit here on campus and all I really want to do is go to sleep and never wake up, ever again. But I know I just need to keep going. Staying busy is the only way I'll get through this and accomplishing things is the only way I'll ever convince myself that I am still worth something.
So what triggered this you ask? Well, looking back... Small things like getting my hopes up with warm weather and sunshine only to affronted by winter again, my poor performance on my cell and molec test despite that being assuaged slightly by Dr. Ott, and trivial relationships worries. All catalyzed by one huge failure of my organic chemistry test. Well, I suppose it was more of a C then a failure. But it still isn't good enough. Couple that with the F from the last test and there is no way I can get a good enough grade in this class... I am going to have to drop. I feel like such an idiot, such a failure. Like nothing I do is good enough. Worst thing is that even if I drop it I will have to retake it along with the first section of the lecture again. This is hurting me more than I thought possible. Who am I if I am not intelligent? It has always been what I identified myself as. I am a scientist. I am an A student. I am smart. So what am I now that the world has stomped on me and proven that I am incapable of learning something as trivial as the chemistry of reactions involving carbon molecules? It was not so insulting last semester as I felt that it was due to lack of applying myself but this time... I really tried. I really thought I was going to get an A. And I still really sucked.
I have no idea how to go about dropping a class. The idea turns my stomach with humiliation. What if it is too late to drop the class? What if I lose my scholarship due to my fucking inability to learn this crap? What if this ruins my whole life? I am hyperventilating...
I have already lost my chances of going to vet school. Nevermind the fact that I had decided not to go... I still would have liked to know I could have if I wanted.
It just seems like I cannot do anything right anymore. I can't get the new internships I wanted. I can't get my finances stable. I can't keep my grades up in class. I can't get my liscence. I can't lose weight. I can't get better at fighting, I can't even stop giving headshots for gods sake. I can't make decisions concerning my love life. I can't go to Africa... I can't keep the tears back.
And my graduation moves further from my grasp. Now I am doomed to two more years of college. That is if I can still afford it after I lose my scholarship. I am such a fuck up.
Why can't I wrap my brain around this?! It is such worthless information. I will never use this in life! I am not a chemist! Why then, is this allowed to ruin my life?
*Deep Breath* I am trying to hold this together. I just have to keep moving on. I just have to keep believeing that it will be ok and this is just another test and I will pass it in my own way in time. It will make me stronger in the long run. If it doesn't kill me first...
I feel so unbalanced. I had forgotten how much this hurts...
*Huggles and never wants to let go*