{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/65d7e383cb2a260016944dad/65d7e4b87a68e70017b9c9fc?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"01- I have my stubborn ideals.","description":"<p>This is my first journal entry.</p><p>I feel totally alone and misunderstood. I cannot connect with people how normal people do. What’s to blame? I’m either a sociopath, autistic, or a fat girl who doesn’t take care of themselves and lives in a society where fat isn’t likable. Perhaps I’m a combination of the first two with the last. I can’t make friends or form relationships like everyone else. It’s like they realize something is weird or off and they bounce. I care about people. I really really really care about people. I would love to be a mother but I don’t see that in my future. Perhaps a lifestyle of wandering is what my “happiest” reality is. Running from connection. Moving frequently so I can’t feel bad for not settling in and creating my own circle. Where do I belong? Do I belong with the motorcyclists wandering the globe? I am great at superficial first interactions. I have a friendly, round, trusting face which makes people open up to me easily. I love it when people open up to me. I am the best secret keeper. I just want to have a bond with someone. Am I desperate? I’d argue no. I’d rather be alone or I’d rather be single than with someone not good for me or good for this world. I have my stubborn ideals. I have my stubborn ideals. I hold on to that. Because as I write “I have my stubborn ideals,” the tears suddenly stop. I feel a tiny weight lift, and the room lightens ever so slightly. Because regardless of my loneliness, I know what is good for me and I know what is good for this world.</p>","author_name":"SavetheVeg Productions"}