I had a different topic I was going to write about tonight, but I have had a few things on my mind which I need to address for myself.
As of late I am trying to own my person. It is not easy because my person, me, is a twat.
Part of this, owning me, is coming down to lots of change that is a bit uncomfortable and extremely difficult because I am not one to give up what little bit of control I have of my fraying self.
I have been attempting to own my mistakes and acknowledge faults which are being pointed out to me. I have told myself there is no excuse for my behavior regardless of my hurt and pain. The way I have started to work on this is by first telling myself that I have made it this far. I have to look at myself everyday and see the faults in the mirror, but those faults, those looks, the features, the glasses, the hair, the wrinkles, the unattractive hands, breasts, vagina, cellulite and feet are me.
No matter how many miles I run....they will still be there.
I will still feel like the woman who was told she will never be loved like she wants, satisfied, or happy enough with anything....
That I am too much of a problem, too hard to love, even if the person wants to.
2/9/19
Knowing this is hard, hearing it is harder, living it is absolutely soul breaking.
I have so much to say about all of this....
At work the other day I got called to the office for a poor attitude.
Imagine that.
This has been on repeat for what seems like too long. The turning point was not when work boss told me to make a correction ( being clear to point out that the patients I care for have nothing but great things to say about me and the people I work around say my skills are among the top)
but it was when someone I love dearly told me I make others the bad guy, and always assume the worst.
I couldn't take it anymore.
I knew he was right because I felt so hurt, so embarrassed and just shitty.
shitty
I was thankful he called me out...and hurt me hard enough to make me think.
I can only move forward one day at a time and try to do better and to apologize.
Learning to let go of control is going to be difficult for me. My work ethic is stronger than most and I get irritated when people do not do things as they should be done...
But this is not my position to correct people, my job is to work the way I work and be the person I hope will stand out.
I also cannot assume everyone is out to hurt me. I need to start letting people love me and trust that they actually care about me.
Control is what has allowed me to survive a rough young adult life, a few traumas, divorce, single parenthood, loss, and my own hatred.
Letting go of control might allow my attitude to soften and to trust that someone will be there when I stumble, because of now, my answer to everything is , " I'll just do it myself. "
And that is not really what I want.
I really do not
I want to be able to ask for help, as much as I help others.
To let someone lead me.
To learn not to demand, as I was taught as a young girl, but to allow it to happen.
My person is tired of taking care of everything and it needs a break.
That might be the first step to helping this twatty attitude change.
letting go.
why does it take so long to learn this shit?
Write ya later,
m