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Post by misssunnybunny on Apr 11, 2016 14:48:57 GMT -5
I read your post earlier, but did not have a chance to respond. I do hope the writing was cathartic for you, many times simply getting our feelings on paper can help us start to feel better. It can be frightening the feelings this experience and the process of wanting to exit can bring up in us. I often felt hopeless, worthless, and only good as a housekeeper/chef/social planner (basically his mom). It is a slow process learning who we are again, and finding that we have value and worth. So many have given such great advice. Just know that there is a whole community of people here who care about you. Take care, Bumble.
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TheBumble
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Post by TheBumble on Apr 11, 2016 18:53:52 GMT -5
SO many helpful, pro-active ideas in the replies. I am working with them now, writing. I can only tell you all that it's helping get my clarity back. I tend to think and write in metaphor (something mettamomma HATED about my stuff on EP).......but that's how I'm wired. I am the captain of a ship that is sitting out in the harbor. I am rushing around throwing up sails, taking them down again, dropping and weighing anchor, climbing and jumping around in the rigging like a maniac, shouting orders to.....to whom?....and where I am, the winds are gale force. Lightning is striking all around me. The waves are enormous and I'm not sure I have the skill to keep MY ship -- which I was born to, by the way -- from foundering. You know what the people on the shore see? A fool sitting in calm and windless water, flying around his ship like a madman for no discernible reason. And that is EXACTLY the way it is.
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