Whose handwriting is this? I rarely recognize it as mine. I think it looks very masculine, because it doesn’t care if you can read it later.
Whose handwriting is this? I rarely recognize it as mine. I think it looks very masculine, because it doesn’t care if you can read it later.
Eva is the worst human alive. It has to be deliberate, what she’s doing. I didn’t even want to hang out tonight but she made such a big deal over wanting to know how I was, and for some reason I thought it might be good, I could talk to her. I used to be able to talk to her. She used to be my friend.
Judith is going to be away for the entire month of August through Labor Day, and I don’t know how I’m going to deal with it, but I’m going to try to make a bunch of other appointments so I don’t lose momentum.
I can't really believe my life right now, which is probably a good thing. Jack and I are apart. I want to put that in quotes, but I should actually put it in truthful terms. Jack and I are over, at least, for this round.
How about for a change I lie on my bed and feel sorry for myself and cry. Why am I so chronically depressed.
Had the first appointment with the new shrink, Judith. Not sure how I feel about her. She seems kind of harsh, I don’t know.
I can’t believe how badly I miss Jack.
The only thing is just to get through it. I miss him so much. I thought I was in love with him. I thought this might be the one for good. Isn’t that stupid. I don’t think I felt that way about Paul.
I don't know why I feel so low, or rather I know only too well. But I really do fight it. To break it down is fighting it. I don't mean to drag you into my pit of doom. I do sometimes need a hand up from it.
Janice Erlbaum is the author of GIRLBOMB: A Halfway Homeless Memoir and other books.