Goodness in 2004

2004/12/22 · 1 comment

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2004 12 22 Goodness in 2004

I generally don’t like Christmas for various reasons, those meaning that I have to return to my hometown for a couple of days – a place which I absolutely abhor. Unlike the other students here whom seem to take every passing opportunity to go “home”, I haven’t been home since last Christmas. Of course it’s not because I don’t love my family dearly, it’s just that the place where I grew up just holds so many awful memories for me. It just seems like the worst possible place on Earth for someone like me (mixed-race, gay) to be brought up and introduced to society. It seems strange, but after only a year away from home, I feel comfortable enough to say that this, Brighton, is now my “home”. And nowadays it’s my mother visiting me here instead of me rushing home to her… Another reason for disliking this time of year is that I become reminiscent of events that have occured throughout the passing year and being slightly pessimistic, I always tend to dwell on the negative. Here’s a rundown of the past year (let’s see if I can outweigh the bad with the fab!)

Good Things That Happened This Year

Bad Things That Happened This Year (doesn’t warrant a full list)
Someone spitting in my face, developing eating problems, dangerous self-harm, alcohol problems, getting into large amounts of debt, overdoses, psychiatric hospital admission, arsehole landlords.. Still, best to just forget these things & move on into the new year!

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1 Anonymous December 25, 2004 at 1:20 am

Happy xmas! I was reluctant to come home too. Only been at Uni three months but I love it there. It is now more home than my parents place.

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