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Humiliation

I think I finally made {D}’s girlfriend go away with what LawyerBoy said. It’s been months. I kind of want to talk shit about her, but I also feel sorry for her. She’s still in it. I know what he’s like and what he does. I know how hard it is to walk away from it—or even recognize it.

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Picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue

What a fucking day. I woke up to an email saying I’m unstable from {D}’s attorney. Yes, that’s the point. {D} raped me, and I had a fucking nervous breakdown. So yes, that’s the point of the lawsuit. Thank you for agreeing with me. She actually said unhinged—like it’s a medical diagnosis. Unhingivitis or Unhingeditious. Or in Latin, hingedus unus.

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What should have been

LawyerBoy wants me to stop obsessing over the blog. He thinks {D} and his family are nuts. He also noted that the frequency with which {D}’s girlfriend reads my blog is, frankly, funny—because I’m in their home all day, every day. At some point, they’re always thinking about me.

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Learning to trust myself

I really was right about the new job. I’m not thinking about the rape and the legal cases as much. I don’t have time to obsess over everything when I’m engaged at work. We’ll see how it goes when I start working from home though. It can get quiet at times at work.

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Waiting for the sun

I’ve been kind of iffy about what I should and shouldn’t write about recently. With the hearing and the lawyer, I’m worried my little social healing experiment here is a lot less open than it should be. I’m feeling like it’s all very gotcha bullshit. Maybe that’s what happens when healing becomes entertainment—when I start watching myself heal instead of just doing it.

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House-training

The poor decision-making abounds today. I’m talking to {D2} and {MC} tonight, in addition to LawyerBoy. Boys are confusing as hell. And by boys, I mean men in their 40s, 50s… sometimes 60s.

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My Ass of Biblical Proportion

I had a conversation last night with a criminal defense attorney. It began as a discussion about charging children as adults, brain development, and systemic issues in society when determining guilt or punishment. I always argue against charging children as adults. They don’t have a fully developed prefrontal cortex and do not have impulse control. Plus, testosterone levels fluctuate, and testosterone causes aggression.

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What so scary about Nevada? Everything

Happy spooky day, motherfuckers! In addition to Halloween it is also Nevada Day! We like to show our state pride on this whatever-anniversary by dressing like hookers, because, well, it’s Nevada: the only place with legal prostitution, gambling, and nuclear waste. As you all know I am a huge fan of the state of Nevada, especially our elected officials. Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

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General musing of the day

Sorry for not posting last night. Y’all are like stray cats I didn’t put food out for. I had other commitments. I did start my new job and it’s awesome. I don’t know how or when I’m going to fuck it up, but you know I will. “Consummate fuck-up” is a good descriptor for me.

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I’m not crazy, but my sister is

I’ve been looking over the course of the last year, and I see where I have improved and where I haven’t improved and, in some cases, might have gotten worse. Trying to gauge and monitor your mental health is always difficult.

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Immoral Monday

I am feeling uneasy today. Things have been weird all day, and I don’t know if it’s just in my head, but I feel something bad on the brink. I’m also having serious doubts about this blog.

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My Thoughts and Reflections

Through this blog, I aim to share my thoughts, reflections, and experiences as I navigate through this challenging time. I hope that my story can resonate with others who have gone through similar situations.

Seeking Support

If you or someone you know is going through a similar experience, remember that you are not alone. Reach out for help and support. Together, we can overcome.