11.26.17

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I need people to handle me when I get like this.
I want my friends back.
I want the people who know me.
I want the people who still love me despite my constant overflowing.
The crash I knew was inevitable is finally unfolding.
Right now I'm falling apart beneath the red glow of my Christmas lights,
I could hear my friends' voices outside and next door.

I desperately want to be alone.

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