Wednesday, September 07, 2016

It's about time you said how you really feel

Innocent remarks made about others sometimes tell the real story about how someone feels about you. This has been a problem for me, for decades. At first, there'd be a therapist around to help put a survivable spin on things, but once that wasn't the case, I would be knocked seriously off balance by news events even remotely related to issues like mine.  This evening, it was my bride's simple observation on something that was said about a neighbor - an accusation which she doesn't believe, and her observation was not accurate in all its rationale but valid in its substance while making crystal clear her true opinion of me.

Earlier I felt as if I was starting to recover from a really tough week of reminders of my worst brokenness. I was beginning to lay claim again to what I have thought of as my proper identity. 

Now I feel completely deflated. But I'm also physically exhausted from being up two nights in a row with a sick dog. (I'm grateful he doesn't seem to have anything seriously wrong with him.)

I may not write here anymore. 

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