separation anxiety

i'm finally home, which is nice, except that i don't want to be here. after seven of the happiest days i've had in a long while, i don't want to leave london. too late. new friends, new experiences, too many happy moments. now i'm back. i woke up in my own bed in the middle of the night and i didn't know where i was. i want to go back to just yesterday... they were all there, all the time. that's the beauty of group travel. and i was a different person, too. somebody i liked. somebody who wasn't afraid to talk to people she'd never met. somebody everybody liked, regardless of how big of a freak she is. i was my true self, and i can't believe it worked. i miss it already. the people, the places, the weather, the way i never had to be alone. i found people, boys, i could talk to and who welcomed what i had to say. ... now i have to go back to my real life. i don't want to. damnit... damnit! my real life sucks!
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which was worse...being an emotional vacuum or conduit? (yeah, i actually had to go and look conduit up. how pathetic.) the self hatred comes and goes, but hey, thats life. bye.
[Anonymous]
at least in the conduit, you were expressing emotions with the big teary mess, but i guess if you express EVERY emotion that way, it isn't that great. the second vacuum sounds like me lately. sigh, you keep making me look things up. oh well, lol. hope things get better for you.
[Anonymous]