“With insomnia, you're never really awake; but you're never really asleep.” ― Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club I get this question asked quite a lot: "Why didn't you sleep?" Well, when I'm lying in bed at night trying to fall asleep, my thoughts run wild and it hurts my head. This usually ends up with me getting out of bed and sitting by my window, just staring out into the night sky. It is more calming than you think it is. Sleeping once every two days does have its perk I guess... I end up feeling so exhausted by the end of day 2 that I fall right asleep, without having to deal with horrid thoughts. I hate it. Why won't sleep come easy for me? - I ended up doing some arts 'n craft when I couldn't sleep a few nights ago. I am officially a hipster.  Each alphabet painstakingly drawn and cut out by yours truly. I was deciding between this quote by Simon Bolivar and "Wanderlust" and I ended up going for the former. I first saw this quote in the book Looking for Alaska (by John Green) where Alaska asked Pudge this question. Pudge concludes that forgiveness is the way out of this labyrinth of suffering and I can't say that I disagree with him. But what if Alaska really did commit suicide and it wasn't just an accident? (spoiler alert) so maybe death is the way out of this labyrinth of suffering. Ha ha. |