Self Mania

Luke Snedden:
I sit here every day following the same routine over and over again. Without it I am exposed for who I really am inside, a darkness that no other human may recognize. It's an evil that has plagued me from the inside and I struggle to contain it. I'm not like the others, I see the world differently than they do, I see a much darker place. To the ordinary eye, I am seen as a bland, uneventful, replaceable shell of a person, but I am so much more than that. If I showed myself for who I really am, the cold, vicious, unempathetic side of myself would be presented and I would be viewed as a

Voice 1:
Freak

Voice 2:
Outcast

Voice 3:
Murderer

Luke Snedden:
If there is such thing as a truly evil person, then I am that person

Dylan Warren:
You're Luke, A self righteous a**hole that feels entitled to anything that crosses your path. Am I wrong?

Quinn Natoli:
I don't care who did what, it's what you are underneath that scares me. You're a psychopath Luke, whether or not you want to admit it is up to you. I don't want to have to see you every day and wonder if I'll still be alive tomorrow. You were a good friend to me and I'll always appreciate the time we shared together but it's in the past now. Let's not dwell on the past, we should both just go our separate ways.

Luke Snedden:
Nothing will ever be the same, it seems everything has changed and yet, I'm still me. I see fear in the eyes of those that approach me, they don't understand me and instead avoid me at all costs. All that I had tried to hide for so long has now spread like a wildfire. At one point or another every person reaches the point in their life where there is no masking your inner self, you are yourself and the world judges you based on that. I can't do it, I can't live with this. My existence is futile.