Emotionally speaking, I am having more bad days than good.
Last night, I happened to listen to Beyonce's song, "Best Thing I Never Had" and I burst into tears. I'm not talking about tasteful, artistic, tears that make you think of elegance. My tears exploded and burst out and I started gasping for air before even realizing what was happening to me.
Mostly, what I've been feeling these days has been extreme dichotomy. At least once a day, I feel grateful to be alone, relieved that I am no longer in a relationship that drains me, and I feel freed from myself as well-- expectations I had for myself when I am in a relationship (no matter who he is).
And on those same exact days, I also can't help but feel a very visceral hole within me-- as though part of me is gone and I am either bleeding out little by little, or I am just very empty and very hollow.
Sometimes, I feel relief and grief at the same time.
I have found myself in unhealthy relationships with others and, in turn, myself. This blog details my journey to find self-compassion: to reflect on my own role in unhealthy relationships and to focus on me. This is my attempt to look inward to become more self-aware. If my writings are relate-able to anyone, it is my hope that I can offer a sense of normalcy about wanting to feel loved and connected without losing your sense of self along the way...
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