I stopped
telling myself that life was mine for the taking.
I became
burdened by the crushing blow of life, and it became impossible to recognize the
positive in anything.
Self-love was
replaced by self-loathing.
Gratitude replaced
by self-doubt.
And my
general zeal for all things good and true started eroding bit by bit into a parasitic
worm of fear.
I told myself
that life had nothing more to offer me than my daily routine of struggling to
fall asleep and wake up, zombie-ing my way through work, and prescribing myself
to dull evenings of monotony.
Occasions
like dinner with friends and family seemed like a chore; just another thing to
add to my laundry list of things exhausting my life source.
I was, and
still kind of am, strung out.
I didn’t and still don’t quite know how I got to this point.
I think a big
chunk of the answer lies in my frustration of the inability to fully comprehend what the answer to that question might be.
I like answers.
I overindulge in my ability to analyze the shit out of myself.
So when I can't do just that, when I'm at a loss for why exactly I feel so aggravated by life, it's hard for me.
But it's made me realize a few things:
No one is meant to fully answer a question like that about themselves.
I overindulge in my ability to analyze the shit out of myself.
So when I can't do just that, when I'm at a loss for why exactly I feel so aggravated by life, it's hard for me.
But it's made me realize a few things:
No one is meant to fully answer a question like that about themselves.
-No matter how far you've come, you'll never have everything figured out at any given point in time.
-We are fluid creatures, ever-changing and evolving, never meant to adhere to a rule book.
-And no matter how strong trials and tribulations make you, you still won’t have the strength to face all of life’s hurdles at once.
-Being able to financially support yourself doesn’t mean you don’t need emotional support.
-No amount of self-help articles will help you if you're not willing to put in the effort of helping yourself. -And no matter how strong trials and tribulations make you, you still won’t have the strength to face all of life’s hurdles at once.
-Being able to financially support yourself doesn’t mean you don’t need emotional support.
-There's no quick fix for learning how to love and be good to yourself.
Everyone loves to recite the definition of insanity- doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
It dawned on me the other day that lately I’ve
acted truly insane.
I’m so sick
of self-loathing, doubt, and fear acting as the controlling factors of my life.
I’m ready for
love, gratitude, and truth to take the stage again.
All of life
is a cycle. Today I’m vowing to rinse all of the grime that’s built up,
reinvent and refocus my perspective and purpose, and repeat.
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