• Random

    When I’m Heartbroken

    When I’m heartbroken, I start to write,
    Not for the world, just to feel right.
    I don’t plan it, don’t make it neat,
    Just pour out thoughts I can’t repeat.

    Journals, blogs, and poems too,
    A place to hold what I’ve been through.
    If I don’t let it find its way,
    The weight gets heavier every day.

    Some lines make sense, some just bleed,
    But writing gives me what I need.
    A quiet space, a softer tone,
    To speak the things I feel alone.

    It doesn’t fix the pain I know,
    But gives it somewhere else to go.
    And sometimes that’s the only way
    To make it through another day.

  • Random

    Rainy Days

    It’s raining again today. And just like so many times before, you came to mind.
    There’s this one memory that always returns when it rains—the one where you sent me a video from your place. I couldn’t even see the rain clearly, but I could hear it… and your voice in the background. I remember how much you said you loved the rain.

    Funny how I used to hate it. I really did.

    But because of you, I started to love it in small ways. Like how it waters the plants for me, saving me the effort of lugging a heavy pail since our hose doesn’t quite reach everything. Rain makes things a little easier, a little softer.

    But it’s not just the plants I think about.

    The rain brings back all sorts of memories—some sweet, some a bit wild (I’ll keep that one to myself). Still, they all point back to a time I miss. I hope you’re doing well, wherever you are. As for me? I’m still finding my way. Still not quite okay.

    I sent you an email recently, hoping you’d see it. I don’t know if you will. It’s the only thing I could hold onto—your email address still stuck in my memory. I deleted Dark Wars, disabled Discord, and I couldn’t find you on Telegram anymore.

    But the rain? It finds me every time.

  • Random

    Where We Met, Where We Drifted

    We met in Dark War Survival game
    Through an alliance lost to night.
    Yet memories of our firsts remain,
    Playing side by side, through joy and pain.

    You reinforced my base with care,
    A quiet trust was in the air.
    We moved alliances, then it drifted apart,
    You moved on—I stayed, with a hesitant heart.

    Should I have followed where you went?
    A question I’ve often quietly spent.
    You moved again and called me near,
    But stayed for another week.

    Now we share the same alliance once more,
    But the bond we had is not as before.
    I’ve deleted Dark Wars, closed that door,
    Yet in my heart, I still want more.

  • Random

    Whiskey and Late Night Talks

    Today, we ended up talking about food again. He knows I’m on OMAD (one meal a day), and when I mentioned I drank Coke with my meal, he immediately said, ā€œNo Coke!ā€ He said it’s a waste of the effort I’m putting into OMAD. Not that he totally disapproves—he drinks Coke too, sometimes mixed with rum.

    I joked that I wanted to drink, and he told me, ā€œGo.ā€ So, I did.

    I went to our mini stash and grabbed the one with a pair so it won’t be obvious that I took one. I poured myself a bit of Jack Daniels and something else—I think it was Stewart’s? Took a photo and sent it to him. He was amused, like genuinely happy I was having a drink. I teased him and said, ā€œDrunk me will call you a hundred times and sing a sad song,ā€ and he just laughed even more.

    Honestly, I was fine. Still texting straight, still making sense. But I didn’t feel like typing anymore, so I switched to voice messages. The entire night, I just kept sending him voicemails.

    He said he wouldn’t get annoyed—and true to his word, he didn’t.

    Our conversation went deeper and deeper as the night went on. And we even switched to Telegram. And for the first time in a while, it felt like we were us again. Just talking. Laughing. Being real.

    I hope nights like this don’t go away.

  • Random

    Happy Birthday, Simoun

    Hey Simoun, Happy Birthday! šŸŽ‰

    Can you believe we met in Dark War Survival of all places? From dodging danger and building bases to staying up late chatting and laughing over the weirdest in-game moments — it’s been awesome having you as a teammate and an even better friend.

    You’ve always had my back in the game, and I just want to say how much I appreciate you. Seriously, the game wouldn’t be the same without you!

    Wishing you a day full of joy, good vibes, and whatever makes you happiest. Hope this year brings you all the best, in-game and IRL.

    Here’s to more fun, more wins, and more late-night chaos.

    Happy birthday, my friend — you deserve all the good stuff. šŸŽ‚šŸ•¹ļøšŸ’„

  • Random

    Dark War Survival

    I found this game a few days ago.

    At first, I didn’t think much of it — just another download. But I ended up playing it for three straight days. Not because it was amazing. Not because I was hooked.

    But because it gave me something to focus on…something that wasn’t my thoughts, my frustrations, or the things in life that feel too heavy lately.

    For a little while, it helped me breathe.

    Helped me quiet the noise in my head by giving me simple goals, small wins, and a break from reality — even if just through a screen.

    I deleted it today.

    Not because I hated it, but because I felt like I needed to pull myself back a bit.

    Still, before I let it go, I linked it to my email. Just in case I ever need it again. Not for the game itself… but for the quiet it gave me, when I needed it most.

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