Age 14 (2004):
Second year of high school, socially willing but not accepted, bullied by just about anyone due to lacking confidence and self esteem, further lowering my confidence and self esteem, basically making it a continuous downward spiral.
I never got in fights because I was never challenged to any, and I was never challenged to any because I never stood up for myself...
I would always have thoughts of hurting people, I mean it comes naturally when you get picked on, when I was 10 a kid spat in my ear and so I somehow fly kicked him in the throat, since getting in trouble then I was kinda programmed that fighting back would always lead to someone bigger and badder putting you in your place, and so I just learned to endure.
My pain threshold became heightened through this time period because of the circumstances surrounding me and eventually I just accepted it as a part of every day life.
Age 15 (2005):
Proceeding through every year prior to and including this one, I was a bed wetter (yes, see I AM talking about deep personal shit here!), my life was just so daunting that everything from my school life would just freak the hell out of me every night, the thought of waking up and going to school practically INSTANTLY after waking up pretty much scared me into this almost daily habit.
On my 15th birthday someone stabbed a pencil into my arm as hard as they could (making a 5mm hole), luckily missing important veins, I merely washed it off, padded it with a few tissues and bandaged it up, then went back to my work, it never happened again luckily but I just never stood up for myself.
I was a pacifist in my own right.
Guy in my english class would constantly throw paper at me, push me into walls and doors, close doors in front of me, squirt me with water and god knows what else for the entire year, to which I did nothing except say "Glad that's over, how many more days til next year starts?"
Age 16 (2006):
Bed wetting finally recedes when I meet a girl, one who likes me for who I am and further turns out to be the 'belle of the ball' later in the year, more of a spike to my social standing than anything but for once in my life I actually felt happy. (not really an emo moment but it contributes to the following)...
I always got people challenging me to fights, not because I was an ass but because I was standing up for my girlfriend at the time (she was being harassed by them), every fight destination and request was accepted, all of which the other person backed down before anything happened...
To this day I am yet to be in a fight.
Age 17 (2007):
Things go great up until around the time that she goes to university, suddenly there are too many things to do and too many OTHER people to see for me to really have an inclusion in her life anymore, when we'd see each other she would talk about how amazing her new friends are until I eventually lost my nerve, barked at her in a heated discussion followed by her dumping me.
Because of how awful my life was before she came along I went into a mode where I tried just about anything to prevent that from happening again, and when she just turned around and said it was over I went on a complete downward spiral.
Through my entire high school life I had not expressed any form of emotion for any of the hurt that I had felt, then straight after she broke up with me I cried every day for a month, the base sadness continued for a further 6 months before I meet my second girlfriend, which only lasts a month.
Prior to that, I was suicidal around the 3 month period, I have a scar across my stomach (below the upper ab section) that I did simply to see if it would make me hurt any more than I was...
Following that I was going to commit suicide on August 1st 2007, my first ex appeared randomly out of the blue and basically brought every ounce of sadness back to me with her, but because she was in tears at the fact that I cut off all contact with her for 6 months I couldn't go through with it, knowing how upset she would be if I actually did.
Age 18 (2008):
I go through a few more relationships, each of which fail to meet any standard close to what I had from that first relationship from either being too frigid, needy, boring, whatever...
The following 3 months leading up to this day have me sitting in single life limbo, waiting for that special someone to come along.
Loneliness is intoxicating and the biggest motivation killer, I found myself sleeping nearly 13 hours or more a day sometimes because of this.
Now:
I've recently met someone as of a week ago, however being 15 it has been a very difficult process for me to work out whether I am just sick of being alone and desperate, or whether it is something genuine, obviously there are many things that need to be considered, such as the physical side of things being non-existent (I would prefer it this way to be honest, sex gets in the way IMO), as well as maturity and so forth.
I've known the girl for over 6 months prior to us dating and I connect with her more than anyone else I know, not only that but she has a better sense of maturity and humour than most people my age or older which is a rare quality these days.
I care about her, and that's something I haven't done regarding anyone or anything since the start of 2007 really, so that's the most positive sign I take out of it.
I still have my down moments from time to time but they aren't as hard hitting and I at least now have someone to turn to when I need it.
Anyway that's my life people, dissect and make fun of whatever parts you want, I'm used to it.