sarah_yzma
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NOTE: Ok before you read this, please know that I'm very bad at sharing feelings but am desperate for sleep at the moment and I thought this might work.
OK, so this is going to seem silly to all of you I bet, but I need somewhere to vent a little.
I've been having a lot of issues lately. I hate my college but can't do a thing about it because they gave me a full ride. I can never tell my parents that because they're glad their Methodist daughter is going to a good Methodist school (for free). I've also recently ended a very emotionally abusing relationship and am dealing with some health problems.
Now I've never been one to stay down and out, so I've always picked something and placed it on some huge throne. That one thing would be what keeps me going. I've had many other things as 'goals' but over the past three years, it's been one thing, Quantum Leap.
Call me nuts, but Quantum Leap has gotten me through a lot. When I felt a certain way, I could always pull out the DVDs and find an episode that put things in perspective. I even put an unrealistic reliability on it all. When I needed a cry, I could watch horrors Al endured, or when I needed a good laugh, I could watch Sam leap into some of the silliest things. Al and Sam were kinda the support I had been lacking from my family.
Today was rough. I had a school reunion yesterday and was put down for where I go to school (like I had a choice). Seeing my friends was even depressing, as they all went to the same colleges and all of a sudden, I was left out of everything. I couldn't sleep last night because I cried so much. Today I had a Dr. Appt and was told that all the pain I've been experiencing has no cure. Trust me, I know there are people worse off, but to know that there is no cure to something I'm sure there would be was a horrible blow.
And I don't know why I did it, but my brother and I decided to finish the final season of Quantum Leap today. All of a sudden, it seems like the support I had has been ripped out from under me. I know this is silly, but Al and Sam have been my family.
So now I'm just rambling. I don't expect anyone to read this, but since I'm here, I want to say that if you haven't seen any Quantum Leap, you need to. Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell do such an amazing job.
If you're ever in Oklahoma, I'd gladly host a marathon.
OK, so this is going to seem silly to all of you I bet, but I need somewhere to vent a little.
I've been having a lot of issues lately. I hate my college but can't do a thing about it because they gave me a full ride. I can never tell my parents that because they're glad their Methodist daughter is going to a good Methodist school (for free). I've also recently ended a very emotionally abusing relationship and am dealing with some health problems.
Now I've never been one to stay down and out, so I've always picked something and placed it on some huge throne. That one thing would be what keeps me going. I've had many other things as 'goals' but over the past three years, it's been one thing, Quantum Leap.
Call me nuts, but Quantum Leap has gotten me through a lot. When I felt a certain way, I could always pull out the DVDs and find an episode that put things in perspective. I even put an unrealistic reliability on it all. When I needed a cry, I could watch horrors Al endured, or when I needed a good laugh, I could watch Sam leap into some of the silliest things. Al and Sam were kinda the support I had been lacking from my family.
Today was rough. I had a school reunion yesterday and was put down for where I go to school (like I had a choice). Seeing my friends was even depressing, as they all went to the same colleges and all of a sudden, I was left out of everything. I couldn't sleep last night because I cried so much. Today I had a Dr. Appt and was told that all the pain I've been experiencing has no cure. Trust me, I know there are people worse off, but to know that there is no cure to something I'm sure there would be was a horrible blow.
And I don't know why I did it, but my brother and I decided to finish the final season of Quantum Leap today. All of a sudden, it seems like the support I had has been ripped out from under me. I know this is silly, but Al and Sam have been my family.
So now I'm just rambling. I don't expect anyone to read this, but since I'm here, I want to say that if you haven't seen any Quantum Leap, you need to. Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell do such an amazing job.
If you're ever in Oklahoma, I'd gladly host a marathon.