Cobain: Montage of Heck Page #2
He wanted to be in a family,
period.
And I felt that
just from the beginning.
The game nights that we had,
that was really
important to him.
You know, we didn't want to
do it on a Wednesday night.
You know, he'd say,
"Nope, we have to. That's what we..."
Just I could feel that he
really liked that time,
but he always wanted to win.
And if he didn't win,
he was mad.
He wanted to be the most loved,
and it just wasn't
the ideal world
that he thought
a family should be.
So he just decided
he wasn't going to do
anything anybody said.
He'd just lay on the couch
and watch TV,
go down in his room
and play the guitar.
And then he started just doing
really mean things to the kids,
and then it just got so...
I think it was kind of
my fault in a way,
because I couldn't
deal with it anymore.
And I told Don
he's going to have
to get out of the house.
He went to Wendy's
brother's for a while,
then with my mom and dad.
He lived with them for a while.
You know, then come back to us
and still have problems.
It was like nobody...
After a couple weeks,
they wanted him out.
I think the sad part
of the whole thing
is that Kurt just really
wanted to be with his mom.
Underneath the bridge
Tarp has sprung a leak
And the animals are trapped
They've all become my pets
And I'm living off of grass
And the drippings
from my ceiling
It's okay to eat fish
'Cause they don't have
any feelings
Something in the way
Mmm-mmm
Something in the way, yeah
Mmm-mmm
Something in the way
Mmm-mmm
Something in the way, yeah
Mmm-mmm.
He just was in so much pain
that he, you know,
took it out on his mom
and took it out on his dad
and took it out
on his siblings.
But it's almost like
he didn't...
He didn't feel worthy because
he was rejected, basically.
And I don't know how anybody
deals with having
your whole family reject you.
Like most babies smell like butter
His smell smelled
like no other...
He was born
scentless and senseless
He was born
a scentless apprentice...
Ah!
In a community that stresses
macho male sexual stories
as a highlight
of all conversation,
I was an underdeveloped,
immature little dude
that never got laid
and was constantly razzed.
Oh, poor little kid.
It bothered me,
probably more so because I was horny,
and frequently had
to make up stories like,
"When I went on vacation,
I met this chick
and we f***ed
and she loved it."
Et cetera, et cetera.
This typical pubescent problem
was in effect during the
height of my problems
with my father and stepmom,
you know,
the typical wicked stepmom story.
And so I moved
to both grandparents'
and four sets
of aunts and uncles
and so forth and so on
within the year.
And in eighth grade,
my mom had no choice to take me in
because my dad packed my stuff
and drove me to her house in the
morning and left me there.
She was pissed.
I accumulated
quite a healthy complex,
not to mention a complexion.
Then one day I discovered the most
ultimate form of expression ever...
Marijuana.
Oh, boy, pot.
I could escape all day long
and not have routine
nervous breakdowns.
Trevor was a guy I hated,
but resorted to becoming friends with
because he was the only person
I could get pot from.
He was the kingpin.
Trevor "Ace" John Dernan...
All white trash,
lowlife scum of the Earth according to the jocks...
Had been going to this
girl's house after school
and they invited me.
We got to the door
and a very fat girl let us in.
It wasn't obvious to me
for over an hour
that this girl
seemed kind of quiet
until one of the guys
pointed out
that she was in
a special ed class.
I'm sure a lot of kids would call her
a "retard" and some just "slow."
And at the time and
still to this day,
I would call her "quiet and illiterate,"
but not retarded.
The object of the guys
who'd been going there
for the past month
was to steal booze
from the downstairs
basement den of her house.
While others distracted her,
one would go down
and take a fifth
and then exit out
the downstairs.
So we did this routine
every other day
and got away with it for,
oh, about a month.
And during that month
happened to be the epitome of my
mental abuse from my mother.
It turned out that pot
didn't help me
escape my troubles
too well anymore
and I was actually enjoying
doing rebellious things
like stealing booze
and busting store windows.
And nothing ever mattered.
I decided within
the next month,
I'll not sit on my roof
and think about jumping,
but I'll actually kill myself.
And I wasn't going
out of this world
without actually knowing
what it was like to get laid.
So one day after school,
I went to the girl's house alone
and invited myself in.
And she offered me
some Twinkies,
and I sat on her lap and I said,
"Let's f***."
And I touched her tits
and she went into her bedroom
and got undressed
in front of me.
And I watched and realized
that it was actually happening.
So I tried to f*** her,
but didn't know how,
and asked her if she had
ever done this before.
And she said a lot of times,
mainly with her cousin.
I got grossed out very heavily with how her
vagina smelled when her sweat reeked,
so I left.
My conscience grew to where I
couldn't go to school for a week.
And when I went back,
I got in-house suspension for skipping.
And that day,
the girl's father came in,
screaming and accusing someone of
taking advantage of his daughter.
And so during lunch,
a rumor started,
and by the next day,
everyone was waiting for me,
to yell and cuss
and spit at me,
calling me
"the retard f***er."
I couldn't handle the ridicule,
so I got high and drunk
and walked down
to the train tracks
and laid down
and put two big pieces of
cement on my chest and legs,
and I waited
for the 11:
00 train.The train came closer
and closer and closer,
and it went on the
next track besides me
instead of over me.
The tension from school
had an effect on me.
And the train scared me enough
to try to rehabilitate myself,
and my...
My lifting weights
and mathematics
seemed to be improving,
so I became
less manically depressed
but still never had
any friends because I...
I hated everyone,
for they were so phony.
When Kurt was about 15,
he moved back in
with Mom and I,
and it was a struggle.
You know,
it was still him wanting to rebel
and getting stoned and going
out with his friends,
and not wanting to,
you know, do chores,
and, you know,
he was always wanting
to, like,
just do his own thing.
He wanted normalcy...
He wanted the mom, the dad,
and the kids
and everything happy.
But then he didn't,
'cause he kind of fought
against it.
So he fought against
what he really wanted.
Hello?
- Hello?
- You still there?
- Yeah.
- I put you on speakerphone now.
Okay.
Are you recording this
or writing it down?
Yeah,
I'm recording and writing.
People don't realize
where we really came from,
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