Madness. Insanity. Derangement. These are words sometimes referred to as traits of crazy people. But sometimes, you’re not crazy. You’re not mad. You’re not insane. There are too many nagging thoughts invading your head, tugging your brain, causing you to have the desire to rip it out completely. Though it may seem so, madness, or craziness, or derangement isn’t just something for the “normal” people to fear. In truth, it’s simply pain. Brutal, bleeding pain in the back of your head telling you to keep going, keep doing something that you know is going to ruin you, keep doing something that you know is going to derange you further. You want to keep going, your brain repeats. You want to keep going. You want to keep going. You want to keep going and that’s all. Of course, the “normal” people wouldn’t care, because they don’t know what it is to feel the pain. They don’t know how hard it is to ignore the gruesome bleeding of thoughts in the back of their brain. They wouldn’t understand.