I was once told that it took a lifetime to become the person I am today, and all those years of abuse will take some time to heal from...and some scars will probably never completely go away, just as there is no cure for depression, but we can at least do our best to manage and cope with our stuff as we are healing. So many are looking for the quick 'fix', or the 'magic pill', that guru, or one phrase that says what we needed to hear to heal. It's just as you say...not that simple.
I completely agree with everything you said. It is frustrating and sometimes we do just want a quick fix . But I think that’s impossible unfortunately. X there is still hope in time though.
it's why so many resort to self medicating, and other stuff that makes us feel good briefly and often not so good afterwards. It's a hard balancing act for so many of us as to what to do, but all we can do is keep trying....I often feel getting out of my own head and own way sometimes is what can help me move forward. If you help others, or at least try, it's a positive and makes you feel good about yourself. And also knowing when to pull back and recharge your own batteries....like I said...a balancing act sometimes.
That’s true sometimes giving can get too much too and I always take breaks otherwise I get overwhelmed because that feeling of helping others and showing kindness is kind of a ‘fix’ for me so if I overdo it It starts to feel the opposite way unfortunately x
it's a good fix though because it gets us out of our own heads and helps someone else.... that is a positive to our self esteem and our self worth. But being too empathic is a drain....and you have to pull back and re-group, and re-charge.
I was just being cruel to myself 😔 but then I saw your post and it reminded me not to judge myself unfairly nor compare myself to others, but in changing the way I’m thinking I have to be patient with myself.
I appriciate who you are and thanks for the post, lovely Hope 😊
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