I’m going to admit it, I’m nervous.
Yesterday, I was able to answer “yes” to one of the questions that made me go “*pff*” in the ‘bin: I started hearing voices.
It sounded like a bunch of people I knew (some of you reading this, actually), talking in hushed tones while my back was turned. Saying all kinds of things that I knew damn well that my friends would never say with me around (it wouldn’t surprise me if some of them did say such things when I’m not around; I’ve been kind of a little bitch recently). Insulted, I wheeled around to launch some invective at my open Skype connection—
The computer was off. Furthermore, the computer was under my bed, meaning that even if the voices did belong to something there, there was no there there.
“Oh, fuck…”
I immediately began to freak out. Of course I did. Nothing was fucking there. I wound up hopping on Skype to get some voices that WERE there—before it hit me full force. It was like the first one at work, the one that sent me to the bin.
This morning I had the foresight to call my supervisor to ask if anyone was getting called off due to Monday slowness—and since the answer was yes, I volunteered. On the way to work…the geometry went…weird.
I mean that as in, the horizon slanted, then turned into a kind of sine wave, and straight things…weren’t. The angles did not add up. I went home and tried to sleep. A close friend came over to keep me company—and boy did I ever need it, because my perception got weirder and weirder all day: Walls get curvy. Stove’s bendy. Suddenly, I feel like I’m standing on the wall—I’m standing but I feel like I’m still on my back, floaty somehow. After a look at the wall—and the wall’s still there—I feel fairly certain that if I tried to, I could walk right up it and break physics. Brainzaps on unimportant information and how to say words—again, it just sort of trails off into the noise “Haaahblrbabal.”
For the record, most of that started inside of five minutes. And kept going. It’s why I’ve been offline all day: I don’t know what my head’s doing from one moment to the other. That’s fucking scary.
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