Uhg, I feel like such a tool.
I want to cry.
I mean, not about one particular thing, though I have my reasons, the desire to physically sob and shed tears is much more important than any one little grievance or another.
But I haven't been crying lately, not even a little bit, I get to the point where my eyes begin to water, and then I pull myself back. Often when my eyes fill with tears it makes me sneeze, and this is enough to break the moment for me.
I love crying, I figured this out when I was on mushrooms almost two years ago, it is such a physical rush and it's so cathartic, for almost two years I would just cry whenever I felt like it, I would throw big sobbing fits that would soak pillowcases and tear huge howling noises from me, and then I would pick myself up and blow my nose and be better.
I guess crying is kind of like orgasms that way.
Only orgasms don't feel selfish, I never had a rule against having orgasms. But for eight years of my life I did have a rule against crying. I thought it was babyish and stupid, selfish and useless, that it brought attention to me which I didn't need.
Maybe now crying, or not crying, is part of this teeter totter of personal development that I'm on.
I tried to take this year to heal myself, to pick myself back up when everyone who I had depended on for support was too busy for me, or had kicked me to the curb, or was actively trying to hurt me.
And I did pretty well, I found a center and an emotional stability which I have never experienced before in my life.
I also found these things through months and months of choosing indulgence, and selfishness. I put aside a lot of other things in my life in order to take care of myself. This has formed bad habits, bad patterns, more like.
Crying wasn't a part of this, but I can see how my psyche has chosen it to represent the larger problem "you have turned yourself into a selfish, spoiled child. Now that you have your feet back under you, it is time to grow up. Don't be a crybaby."
So, instead of crying, I am going to pick myself up, and try and get my things together, write a to do list, go down to the teashop for some sweet-potato fries. Keep on rollin'.
Catharsis and release will have to wait.
I want to cry.
I mean, not about one particular thing, though I have my reasons, the desire to physically sob and shed tears is much more important than any one little grievance or another.
But I haven't been crying lately, not even a little bit, I get to the point where my eyes begin to water, and then I pull myself back. Often when my eyes fill with tears it makes me sneeze, and this is enough to break the moment for me.
I love crying, I figured this out when I was on mushrooms almost two years ago, it is such a physical rush and it's so cathartic, for almost two years I would just cry whenever I felt like it, I would throw big sobbing fits that would soak pillowcases and tear huge howling noises from me, and then I would pick myself up and blow my nose and be better.
I guess crying is kind of like orgasms that way.
Only orgasms don't feel selfish, I never had a rule against having orgasms. But for eight years of my life I did have a rule against crying. I thought it was babyish and stupid, selfish and useless, that it brought attention to me which I didn't need.
Maybe now crying, or not crying, is part of this teeter totter of personal development that I'm on.
I tried to take this year to heal myself, to pick myself back up when everyone who I had depended on for support was too busy for me, or had kicked me to the curb, or was actively trying to hurt me.
And I did pretty well, I found a center and an emotional stability which I have never experienced before in my life.
I also found these things through months and months of choosing indulgence, and selfishness. I put aside a lot of other things in my life in order to take care of myself. This has formed bad habits, bad patterns, more like.
Crying wasn't a part of this, but I can see how my psyche has chosen it to represent the larger problem "you have turned yourself into a selfish, spoiled child. Now that you have your feet back under you, it is time to grow up. Don't be a crybaby."
So, instead of crying, I am going to pick myself up, and try and get my things together, write a to do list, go down to the teashop for some sweet-potato fries. Keep on rollin'.
Catharsis and release will have to wait.
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