a week

I managed to lose a week. Last thing I remember was talking to my mother on the phone. It was an ok phone call, not too stressful or anything. I was talking to her about the hard cinnamon bars I found in the dairy down in the Octagon since we both love them. It was all a big joke really, I told her she needs to drive all the way down to Dunedin to get me some, saying if she doesn’t it proves she doesn’t love me. It was a joke we’ve made before, not a big minefield. But this time she got all serious and said, well that she never loved me. The tone wasn’t joking, she was completely serious. She went on to say other stuff, I don’t really remember it, just that vague dissociated feeling that it was about how she was unable to ever connect to me, to feel anything for me, even from birth. It obviously triggered something bad in us, because the next thing I know I’m standing in the kitchen staring at the eggs cooking in the pan and it’s Friday.

It seems all of us that regularly front run were pushed aside. I’ve checked and there was no memory of the time that passed. It’s been a long time since that’s happened. I don’t think anything bad happened in this last week. In fact it seems someone actually fixed the problem we were having with firefox, so I’m not panicked that we ran off and moved homes, or slept around with half the town. But it’s still odd to have to deal with losing long periods of time again.

2 Responses to a week

  1. Anon says:

    Oh. my. god. I am so sorry. There are things parents should never, ever say and that is definitely one of them. I had a similar experience and it set off a lot of bad feelings and stuff. I really hope you get some peace and grounding this week.

  2. Sassy says:

    I think it’s time to divorce your family. Your mother is just… evil. Strong word, but I can’t think of any other. Inadequate piece of shit just doesn’t cover it.

    Sending lots and lots of good thoughts and virtual hugs, my friends!