I went to talk all of this over with my psychologist (who I consider one of my few true friends). Having someone understand and relate to the pain of neglect and abandonment helped me. I pray that the strength I feel now continues to embody my mind when I am tempted to get weak and give in. Maybe this is the way it was meant to be. I am still a little torn, because God has placed some new truly lovable, fun, caring people in my life. People who share the same values as me --like minds. But when I feel things are getting close I immediately revert back to this on-going situation. Will they use me too, then leave me? Surely they must have some motive. Well what if I do give them a chance and find out they're not who I thought they were? The thoughts are endless. It's a fear. I don't want to get hurt like this again, but I don't want to carry around my little bag of side effects and ruin potentially good friendships. So I say I'M NOT GIVING UP so don't count me. If these new people turn out to be individuals I shouldn't be around I'm going to trust God to reveal it to me and carry me on.
Through all of this, I have come to see that I've invested too much time into being friends with almost everyone. I'm sure things will said about me having a break down, but oh well, people will talk. I prefer to think of it as a breakthrough, on the quest to find my sanity & peace. But I am writing a lot of "friends" off. To them it'll be as though I disappeared off the face of this planet. I've died.
But I know somehow I'll be OK.
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