If I had an ordinary illness, I'm sure they could fix me. But I've seen demons rip my world to pieces. Nobody believes that, so nobody knows what I'm going through. I'm alone. I always will be. That's my life now. That's just the way it is.
The speaker reflects on their struggle with an extraordinary condition, feeling that if it were just a typical illness, healing would be possible. Instead, they face a unique and terrifying battle with metaphorical demons that have shattered their life. This sense of isolation is compounded by the lack of understanding from others, who cannot grasp the depth of their suffering.
As a result, the speaker has resigned themselves to a solitary...
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