Tuesday, June 28, 2005

I don't understand why you keep laughing

I don't understand why you keep laughing. I'm actually exhausted from hunger and trying to think of things and ways to eat that won't be drugged. All my anger and misery and frustration amuse you so much that you can barely help laughing right in my face.

I don't get what's funny about it. I've known every time you've drugged my food and drink. There's nothing I can do about it, but I've known. The fact that it makes you twist in your seat and twist your mouth with glee just makes you look more pathetic than you already do. I hadn't thought it was possible, but you have made it so.

Does it make you feel good about yourself? Do you believe you are smart or clever? What is it that makes you feel like you are right? It can't be too compelling or you'd throw it in my face with the same glee that you twist in your seat with. That's what I mean when I say the fact that you have to hide proves you're wrong. You are getting away with it, but you're not right.

What is so funny about the fact that I have no privacy? Don't you understand its part of what keeps us together. I don't want to be here anymore than you want me here. But of course, you don't understand, or I'd be gone already.

I'll tell you something else I know. There are people who understand it very well, my friend. The Matrix has you, not me.

Friday, June 17, 2005

I'm pathetic

Its never ending. No matter how much I confront and question you lie and deny, and insist that everything I say is proof that I'm mentally ill, which I suppose is the reason you're secretly drugging my food anyway. I'm the only one its secret from, clearly.

Here's the thing that's been bothering me lately. You weren't trying to convince me by making that phone call the other day, and as I look back it seemed before that your performances weren't meant for me. Who are you doing this act for? Suddenly you're too frail to watch the Pianist without covering your eyes. The first time we watched it you didn't have any problem, but last week you couldn't take it. Who are these performances for? They're not for me. You were a military nurse during Viet Nam. I know that you're not faint of heart. I can remember you telling stories of treating soldiers who had been burned with phosperous bombs. Must have been ugly and bloody, much more so than the Pianist. Yet, suddenly my pain and anguish is the only sort you seem to be able to witness without flinching.

The shrink keeps calling saying he's returning my call. Am I supposed to believe that I am asking for help without knowing it?

In the meantime I'm still the worst person that anyone has ever met on or offline, and considered completely incompetent in every respect. Since our last confrontation I all but pass out between ten and midnight and my bowels have become as solid as potters clay. I can still feel the drugs in the food and the toothpaste. I can actually taste the drugs in the toothpaste. That and the fact that you never use it anymore is a pretty big tip off. Where are you keeping your toothpaste?

You know we could resolve the whole thing by just putting all the cards on the table. For whatever reason you don't want to do that. What possible reason could you have for wanting me to not be able to work, or go out? I guess I'm just too pathetic.

Monday, June 13, 2005

There are Drugs in the Food

That's like calling Michael Jackson to ask him if he noticed you acting funny around the kids at the last sleep over. Congratulations, you are officially worse than your ex husband.

Friday, June 10, 2005

the changes

There was a carton of vanilla yogurt that had been drugged. When I started to complain about the smell it disappeared. The pepper grinder on the stove has drugs in it, at least one of the bottles of the ketchup and the toothpaste in the bathroom.

You would pass the same scrutiny that I go through. You have to keep it secret because you're wrong.