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Gay stories > Category :
Making Out > Cut and Pain
By Simon Waters,
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I was in a trance. Some small part of my brain screamed at me to stop but I
could not. All of the pain and suffering was too much that I could not cope
anymore. I had left letters to my family on the table.
The bathtub was full now. I turned off the hot water and undressed. When I was
completely naked I got into the bathtub and reached over to the basin and
grabbed the knife that I had grabbed from the kitchen, I was lucky that my
father had sharpened them only yesterday. I placed the knife against my wrist
and sliced up the vein on my right hand and then I did the same to my left. I
dropped the knife outside the bathtub and sat down in the bathtub. There was
still enough adrenaline in my system which blocked out the pain of what I had
done to myself. I allowed my wrists to fall beneath the surface of the water to
allow the blood easier access to the wounds I had inflicted on myself. The hot
water helped to speed up the process as the warm water thinned the blood and
made it flow quicker. As I felt my life force leaving my body I could not help
thinking back on to the events that had led me to this moment.
Up until this moment I had been on to this earth seventeen years ago. I was
raised by my mum and dad who were devout Christians (my mum more so than my
dad). It all started a while ago when I realised that I desired for the male
body rather than that of the female body. I do not know how it came to happen
but my secret got out or rather that someone created it in hope of tormenting me
but did not realise how true they were.
It spread like wild fire and soon my parents heard of it and I was confronted by
my parents. My mother was livid with rage and disgust; my father just took a
back seat on this occasion. My mother degraded me in the vilest way; she called
me out in front of Sunday mass and told them that I had been tainted by the
devil and that I was no son of hers. When I returned to school on Monday I was
alone! No one wanted anything to do with me; it was like I had the black plague.
The teachers would not speak to me and no one wanted to sit next to me in class,
nothing!
My mother would not be in the same room as me, she would not do anything for me.
I cooked my own food late at night when my mum was in bed, I also did my own
washing at this time as well. My father was a little more sympathetic and would
help me on the sly in small ways that would not attract my mother’s attention.
No matter what I did after the leak, I could not get my mother to speak to me
besides to tell me that I was no son of hers. I slipped further and further into
denial and depression with each passing minute. My father helped to keep it at
bay without even knowing it but he could not hold back the darkness on his own.
Now I was waiting for the end to come. Some minutes later I blacked out with a
sigh filled with release and relief.
I woke up in a room with bleached white walls and electronic beeping. I tried to
move but found I could not. Then my father was standing over me; his eyes were
bloodshot and swollen; he looked like he had been crying.
“Why Matthew, why?”
“Dad?”
“Yes Matthew I am here.”
“Where am I?”
“At the local hospital. The ambulance rushed you here after your mother and I
found you in the bathroom. Why Matthew? Why did you do it?”
“It felt like there was nothing left to live for. No one would acknowledge me.
It felt like I did not exist.” I sobbed.
“You do exist Matthew. You are my world; you are why I am here!”
“But I am considered tainted! You should not be here! Go before they reject you.
Please father I cannot have that on my conscience as well.”
A tear escaped my father’s eye and he lent forward and placed his forehead
against mine and whispered to me.
“Matthew, I do not care what everyone thinks. I only care about you and your
well being.”
“What about mother?”
My father looked away and I knew instantly what my mother thought.
“She went into hysterics when we found you in the bath. She wanted you instantly
exorcised, she was screaming about demons and other things. If the situation had
not been so dire I would have laughed.” My father said the last sentence with a
smile on his face, though it seemed to be quite forced.
I could see my mother reacting in the way that my father had described and I
wished that it had been videoed! Seeing my in control mother breaking into
religious hysterics! Priceless! I cracked a smile and my father’s turned from a
forced smile into the real thing.
“Did you video tape it?” I asked eagerly. Though I knew he hadn’t, it helped to
distract my mind from the pain. He laughed.
“Sadly no but it will be one of those memories that I will never forget.”
Just then the door opened and a doctor walked.
“Ah I am glad that you’re awake Matthew. How are you feeling?”
“A little groggy but functioning.”
“That is good. How are the braces? Not to tight?”
I looked down at my hands and saw that both of wrists were both strapped the
railing of the bed. That was why I wasn’t able to move earlier.
“They are fine. Can you remove them so I can sit up please?”
“I cannot sadly but I can raise the back of the bed to sit you up?”
“Fine!” I grumbled.
Two minutes later I was up. The doctor came over and performed all of the
standard medical examinations. He consulted my chart and said.
“Well you lost a large amount of blood but you seem to be fine other than that.
We will have to get hospital psychiatrist to do a mental examination though and
we will see where it goes from there. The psychiatrist will be here first thing
tomorrow morning and she will then give his advice to me.”
With that she left.
I turned to my father and asked.
“What happened when I arrived here?”
“Well they gave you a blood transfusion to replace some of the blood that you
had lost. Your vitals settled and they placed you here in this room. You have
been out for a while.”
My father gave a heavy sigh and looked me in the eye and said to me.
“Son, I do not think it is safe for you to return home. I am scared what your
mother will try to do.”
I swallowed hard.
“Where shall I go then?”
“Well I was hoping that you would move in with me?”
“What???”
“Well while you were out of it, your mother came here with the pastor and
demanded that you be exorcised. When I would not allow them in; well your mother
lost it and demanded a divorce. So I happily obliged. I was not going to allow
her to hurt you even more. I signed the papers yesterday.”
“But where will you live?”
“Well I was thinking of going back home.”
“What back to Australia?”
“Yes. I think it’s time I returned home. It has been many years since I was last
there. I would so love to go back. So, do you wish to come?”
“Why wouldn’t I?”
“Well all that you know is here!”
“Dad, school was worse than home! There is no way I am going back there
willingly if there is another option. So when do we leave?”
“As soon as the custody arrangements are settled and I resign from my job and
pull you from school. In other words it should not be too long.”
“Won’t the custody arrangements take a while to sort out?”
“I do not think so. Not with you being able to legally decide who you wish to
live with.”
The next day I spoke with the psychiatrist and I was discharged that afternoon
with strict restrictions on what I could not while I recovered. Dad took me out
of school the next day and handed in his resignation. My father also went and
collected our things. He came back looking a little worse for weather.
Apparently my mother had been there and was throwing insults at him the whole
time while packing up our things. The divorce proceedings went by with little
effort, everything was split down the middle; but things got messy when it came
to the custody battle.
My mother wanted full custodial rights! Me and my father had not been expecting
this! When the day of the hearing came I got dressed and drove with my father to
the court house. The hearing was opened and it all began. I was called up to the
stand and was questioned. My mother’s lawyer started.
“Now Matthew here was taken to the hospital on the night of May 13 to be treated
for self inflicted knife wounds. Do you deny this Matthew?”
“No I do not deny it.”
“Why did you do it?”
“Because I felt that I never had anything left to live for?”
“And why did you feel like you had nothing left to live for?”
“Because no one would acknowledge me. At school no one would speak to me, I was
made outcast.”
“What was it like at home?”
“More or less the same. My father made it a little easier though.”
“What do you mean?”
“Well my father did little things for me. If he saw that something of mine was
damaged he would leave a note in that item with some money to tell me to get a
new one. He also talked to me every so often when I was washing my clothes.”
I saw my mother give a dirty look towards my father. She had not known that he
had done what he did. The statement that I had given seemed to take the wind out
of the lawyer’s sail.
“No further questions your Honour.”
My father’s lawyer stood up.
“Now Matthew what happened after you inflicted the wounds on yourself?”
“Objection your Honour! What is the relevance of this line of questioning?” My
mother’s lawyer asked.
“There is a point to be made your Honour.”
“Then make it please.”
“Okay then.” And my father’s lawyer turned to me.
“Matthew. Who was there in the room when you woke up?”
“Only my father.”
“Was your mother in the hospital?”
“I am not sure. My mother did not come to my room from when I became conscious
to when I left the hospital.”
“And did you go back home?”
“No.”
“Why?”
“Because my father suggested against it and because I did not wish to be in the
same house as my mother, so I followed my father’s suggestion.”
“Have you had any form of written or verbal contact with your mother since your
incident?”
“I have not had any form of written or verbal contact with my mother for about
four months!”
The questions continued and I was finally allowed to step down from the witness
box. My mother and father were called up to the box individually to be cross
questioned. My mother said that she was in shock about my ‘condition’ she called
it and that she needed that time to process it and recover. My father expressed
that he was taken by surprise about my sexual orientation but could see that I
was struggling myself so helped in small ways so that it would not be harder on
me by enraging my mother. My mother loudly objected against that statement but
was told to be silent or be reprimanded. Then finally the judge called me into
her office.
“Matthew I know this is hard on you but I need to ask you some questions of my
own before I make my decision. Matthew who would you rather live with?”
“My father.”
“Okay. Now what would happen if I sent you with your mother?”
“Well I would go but I would be taking my bags and heading for the first bus
terminal.”
“And where would you go?”
“As far as I could go with the money that I have.”
“What if I was to send you with your father?”
“I would stay with him until I decided to move out.”
The judge made some notes and looked back to me.
“Matthew I am giving full custodial rights to your father. Now I have to ask
you. Do you want your mother to have visitation rights?”
“No. Not unless I wish to see her on my own terms.”
“Well that clears everything up. Head back to the court room where I will give
my verdict.”
“With that the guard escorted me back to room where I sat down in my seat and
did not look at either or of my parents.”
The judge came back in started to speak.
“Madam, Sir. I have come to a decision on the custodial rights regarding
Matthew. I am awarding full custodial rights to you Mr. Wilsher. You are now the
sole guardian of Matthew until he becomes a legal adult.”
My mother’s lawyer spoke to the judge.
“What are the visitation arrangements you Honour?”
“Visitations rights are not to be given to Ms Thompson. These are the wishes of
the child and must be obeyed as he is old enough to make his own informed
decisions.”
“But your Honour, surely you see from the child’s psychiatric examination that
he needs he is not in a stable mental state.”
“If you read the last few notes. It says that the psychiatrist walked past the
room several times more that day and saw that Matthew was fine with his father
there and that he seemed damaged when he and the psychiatrist spoke about the
incident and the events leading up to it. Therefore I stand by my decision and
the wishes of that of the child in question. That will be all.”
With that the judge left and my father came to hug me. We left the court house
pretty quickly and as we were about to get into our car outside the court house
my mother caught up with us.
“This is not the last that you will hear from me on this matter. I will get
Matthew the help that he requires, whether I have to force him or not.”
“You have no right Mary. Our son is not ill and you are deluding yourself if you
think that he is ill.” My father told my mother.
“I am not deluded Eric. God has given me clarity and has told me of my path
forward in this matter.”
With that my mother stormed off. My father quickly turned to his lawyer and
asked.
“Please tell me you got that?”
“Every word Eric.”
“Good then please keep it on file with everything else. Send me the bill the
address that I gave you and I shall sort out the matter.”
“Thank you Eric.”
With that my father and I left the court house to head back to where we were
staying. Within a week we were on a flight to Australia. To begin our lives
again. I could not wait!
We arrived at Brisbane International Airport close to midnight and waited to be
processed by customs. When we were cleared, we grabbed our awaiting baggage and
caught the train into the centre of Brisbane. When we got to our room I looked
out the window and saw the Brisbane River. By night it looked delightful. We
only stayed the night and early the next morning we found ourselves on the road
heading north to some place called the Sunshine Coast my father called it. It
was a relatively short drive but we were not in a huge hurry. We needed to be at
my father’s parents place by dinner. We drove around the place, my father
getting reacquainted with that area while I learnt about my new home. As they
day began to darken dad and I headed towards my grandparents. I had to admit I
was a little nervous. Okay ditch that; I was extremely nervous. I had not seen
my grandparents since I was a young child when we had come out here last. Though
I received presents and calls from them, I had not seen them in a long time and
I had forgotten what they looked like.
As we pulled into the driveway of a quant cottage style house in a suburb called
Buderim on a hill overlooking most of the Sunshine Coast, I began to feel sick.
I saw my grandparents there on the porch and as soon as I stepped out of the car
I was pulled into a fierce hug. At first I was a little stunned but soon
returned the sentiment. When I was let go I found myself looking into the eyes
of my grandmother. She had tears in her eyes.
“Matthew, my grandson. How you have grown since we last saw you. Has life been
treating you well?”
“Life has had its ups and downs but I’m soldiering on.”
“That is good. Come into the house and we shall have some dinner.”
With that we went into the house. My grandfather gave me a guided tour while
grandmother served up dinner for all of us. There was something that comforting
in the walls of this house. I could tell there was love in the walls, the
pictures around the house showed that. I saw that there were many of my father
and his brother and sister playing around and having fun. I saw several with one
of the children and the parents. I could see the love and honestly it made me
ache to core. I wished that I had such a loving family that my father had when
he was a child and still does. Thank goodness for mercies though, I still had my
father.
Dinner was an eventful fair to say the least. My grandparents kept telling the
embarrassing stories of my father’s youth and I laughed so hard at the stories
while my father went a deeper shade of red with each story. When it came time to
go to bed I was no longer afraid of what tomorrow would be like. I woke up the
next morning to the smell of bacon and eggs. I got up and went to the bathroom
and washed my face and made my way to the kitchen. My grandmother was in the
kitchen making us breakfast. When she saw that I was awake she grabbed a glass
of freshly squeezed orange juice and gave it to me and told me to sit at the
table. My father wished me a good morning and continued to read the newspaper.
It some ways it felt like nothing had changed at all.
Dad and I looked around for places for the next couple of weeks and we found a
nice place only a couple of kilometres from the beach in a place called
Mooloolaba. My mother and father had been well enough off that even with the
divorce; dad had enough money to buy a place. We had bought the bare necessities
for when we moved into a place. Once we had moved our beds in and some other
little things me and my father went on a shopping blitz. We bought new
everything! New kitchen utensils, washing machine, dyer, televisions, stereos,
computers, bed frames. By the end of the week the place was looking fantastic.
Sadly when the next week started reality came back. My father had to start
looking for a job while I had to be enrolled in to a school so that I could
finish my last year of schooling.
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