Dear Evan Hansen
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I start off on a direct route, but I always end up taking detours, wandering into the sketchy neighborhoods of my brain where nothing good ever happens.
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He is an extreme overthinker. Imagine this goes with anxiety rep.
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Not avoiding.”
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“I don’t want another year of you sitting home alone on your computer every Friday night. You just have to find a way to put yourself out there.”
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“I did three internships and ninety hours of community service. I know, wow.”
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Sounds like my junior summer but what did I get out of that?? Depression😬
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Yey! Jewish people
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I’m trying to have a laugh at my own inadequacy, but as usual, my delivery is way off.
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but for once I tell my instinct to fuck off.
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I do stupid things when I’m nervous, which means I’m constantly doing stupid things.
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Fantasies always sound good, but they’re no help when reality comes and shoves you to the ground.
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When it trips up your tongue and traps the right words in your head. When it leaves you to eat lunch by yourself.
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when it actually counts, who is there?
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Connor actually read it,
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Well why would he expect that? We all have our hidden self behind a facade when it comes to confidence. Or some do.
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I sometimes imagine which one of us it would be coming through those doors.
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If I could just talk to someone.
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Most of the time you be suprised that you can. It really just takes a person to have to motivation for it. I understand that he feels alone, but i hope he comes to terms with the fact that he is not.
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The jewish guy was laughing at the holocaust?!
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“This is all we have,” she says. “This is the only thing we have left.”
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can’t get back to where I was before I left. I can hear Mrs. Kiczek’s voice, but not her words.
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crashed into that tree because I felt like it. My messiest decisions were always like that. Made in a split second. Nine times out of ten I’d walk away only wounded. Then,
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Like there’s nothing to hold on to. I reached out to the only person I thought might help. And then, when that didn’t work…
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Everyone seems to be circulating the same photo of Connor.
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It is the only one they have. They weren't really friends with him yet they are nice about it
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I also know that when you’re not in the best headspace, the trivial can turn into the insurmountable and all of a sudden you’re heading down a dark path and you can’t find your way back.
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but I still feel some kind of connection with him, after all this, and it’s the right thing to do, to pay your respects when someone passes.
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They’ll post something about Connor online but couldn’t be bothered to pay their respects in person?
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It became this thing that followed me around. The logline to my movie, telling
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people what to expect of me. Telling me what to expect of myself. I was the villain. That was my role. And Mrs. G was the victim. And for years, that’s been our story. But it demands a correction. She made a mistake. And so did I.
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No you cant. Dumbass
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nothing I tell my parents is true and they have no idea.
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Cant relate
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At one point, when the speedometer is up past sixty, I imagine unbuckling my belt, pulling the door handle, and tumbling out onto the busy road. What a tragedy.
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I suppose this is what I get for building my walls so high. My family never actually knew about my life.
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Connor is really bringing the school together.
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Maybe he could be alive right now if I hadn’t printed that stupid letter.
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haven’t spoken to Ranger Gus since my apprenticeship ended. I was with him five days a week for two months, and now we have nothing to do with each other.
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It’s time to come out with the truth. The whole truth. It’s what I tried to do from the start, but I didn’t speak loudly or clearly enough.
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WTF? Do you not live there? Why not just set up another day?
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Besides the obvious differences between his bedroom and mine—my bed is half the size, my floors are carpeted, and my walls are painted light green—there are some striking similarities.
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It’s a weird feeling, knowing that Connor and I both read the same book.
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he didn’t know how to say all this to you. He didn’t know how to tell you
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told them what I thought they wanted to hear. What I thought would make them happy.
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The plan, if there ever was a plan, was to offer the Murphys solace in whatever way I could and then for me to go back to living my normal life.
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I hope this doesnt turn out to be "i have found family through lying about your son" will it be? Probably
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I thought he went to a different school?
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I’m probably the only one who had any clue how he was truly feeling that day. Who else, besides me
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Is thus really good rep. for therapist?
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The water came for Connor, too. He must have fought for air until he just didn’t feel like fighting anymore. If I can understand anything, I can certainly understand that.
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“That’s what happens when people leave, I think. When they’re gone, you don’t have to be reminded of all the bad things. They can just stay the way you want them forever. Perfect.”
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Sam?
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Against all the negative feedback, a few nice words didn’t register.
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They meant less from my mother (who overdid it), more from my father (who underdid it), and the most from…
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I’m so tired of walking this tightrope. Sometimes it just requires too much. I’ve been longing for the safety of solid ground. I could end it—right here and now.
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