60: Weekend 49 Fodder: Loneliness
I’ll make time to sit this weekend.
Read More 60: Weekend 49 Fodder: LonelinessLove Letters to a Healing Heart
"Be not the slave of your own past – plunge into the sublime seas, dive deep and swim far, so you shall come back with self-respect, with new power, with an advanced experience, that shall explain and overlook the old." – Ralph Waldo Emerson
I’ll make time to sit this weekend.
Read More 60: Weekend 49 Fodder: LonelinessAs much as I practice suiting up and showing up there is still a melancholy that follows me like dirt off Charles Schulz’s Pigpen.
Read More 42: Time Moves SlowI’m not feeling lonely; I’m savoring it.
Read More 30: Savoring LonelinessThese feelings do not mean what I think they mean. Pain is not the enemy. These stories I imagine about how I feel are just opinions with embellishments.
Read More 20: 99 ProblemsIt seems I’m compelled to write to the men and women that betrayed their Loves, lives, and selves directly.
Read More 01: A Love Letter to the BetrayersAs we all do who are angry, hurt, shame-filled and unskillful, “we automatically want to cover over the pain in one way or another,” adds Chödrön, “identifying with victory or victimhood.” I reality I have at times alternated between both rolls in an attempt to avoid what seems like desperate, despair-inducing loneliness. I can not blame C for K for that. I am very clear it is my lack of emotional skill, experience, and training.
Read More Thoughts on The Six Kinds of Loneliness by Pema ChödrönIn the wake of this experience, the loneliness backfills the vacuum of empty space where life resided.
Read More Thoughts on The Six Kinds of Loneliness by Pema ChödrönI wrote as a plea to be heard. By someone.
Anyone.
By her…but in the quiet of the night, when love and grief can no longer be shouted down I hear the repressed whispers of knowledge reminding me the woman I long to hear from will never return.
Read More 29: Saudade – The Deep LongingI packed up everything and moved to Pittsburgh last week. I don’t see myself ever going back. I don’t want to be here but none the less I am.
And that’s that…
Read More 24: And that’s thatI am willing to accept far less than I offer in exchange for being loved, to be important to someone. I was willing to do the work – mine and hers – and avoided bringing my needs and wants of the Partnership. I acted as if I wasn’t as important as her.
Read More 21: A Reality Check with the Good Doctor
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