Accepting Yourself Flaws and All
I know I haven’t posted anything in a long time. I
am sorry. I do have good a reason for not posting. I have been inspired on the
story I am writing. I have been writing way into the night and then I’m waking
up just to write some more. I’m loving, the creative juices that are running
through me right now. It is an exciting journey to be on.
I am still working out and staying focused on
improving my health. I love this journey as well. I find that I have so much
more energy. I also have found it easier to stay in a positive mood when I work
out. I just am becoming a happy person. [I like this because even I hated the
grump I had become.]
I have also gotten addicted to Twitter. I have been
on there actively less than two months and I love it. I use Twitter just for
fun and encouragement and I have received both and then some from Twitter. I
have shared my blog and story on twitter and gotten some wonderful words of
encouragement from it. In fact, the inspiration for the next part of this blog
comes from something that happened on Twitter.
The other day a Twitter friend of mine, [Tammy
@Chase_N_Jon] responded to something that Donnie Wahlberg said and her comments
stopped me in my tracks and started me thinking and really wondering about the
words she wrote. Here’s her comment: “I always tell my kids Always accept and
feel comfortable with your flaws, that way no one can ever use them against you.”
I wondered do I really accept or feel comfortable
with my flaws. The answer was no. My whole life I have been made fun of for two
things-1-My weight and 2-For having panic attacks. During my school years I was
bullied and I felt so ashamed of who I was. It got so bad I had to be home
schooled. I have never been comfortable with myself. I have even hated myself.
As you all know, I have come to the point in my life
where I am changing and facing a lot of fears. But I still wasn’t comfortable
with my flaws nor did I accept them. So I have done a lot of soul searching
this past week. I really struggled with becoming comfortable with my flaws. I’d
like to say I am but that wouldn’t be true. I am becoming comfortable with all
of me even my flaws. [Yes even my flaws]
I realize that by being comfortable with my flaws I
am not giving someone else the power to keep me down. I now have power over the
flaws. So I have panic attacks to the point of no life yet. So I have eaten to
hide my emotions to the point now I am fat. It is who I am right now but it isn’t
who I always will be. So whatever you say about me I already know. I am me and
that is wonderful. [Even my flaws]
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