I love no 1, it made me chuckle, it is all 3, true, funny, and profound.
I hate that you have been expelled from fb, but love that there are no accessible emojis when I respond to you here, I'm starting to hate emojis
I am encouraged by no 10 as I am currently working on my self esteem, encouraged that it's something I just have to simply do
No 15 made me laugh at first, then settled into a peaceful feeling, that I'm right where I'm supposed to be. At 42 I married the man I had fallen deeply in love with at 26, was no longer "in love" with, but felt I needed to marry to "save" At work everyone was so happy for me, congratulating me etc. like I'd just won the lotto or something. I felt that I'd just made the biggest sacrifice of my life. After my divorce I dated a couple of times and then announced to God, that if he wanted me to be married he would have to make them suddenly appear, because I was done with looking. I imagined him smiling "naw, you're good" (here's where I could use a smiley emoji)
Never envied my friends as parents, raising them up, but would love to be a grandma, is that cheating?
Great post Jonathan. FB has become ridiculous to the point that it is irrelevant. I am glad you are here and we can “listen” to your POV.
In my current deconstruction, everything you have said is true and poignant. I am “reconstructing “ as I go rather than letting go of everything and starting over. It works for me, and I realize would not be helpful to everyone.
Thank you for your transparency. It is refreshing.
I love no 1, it made me chuckle, it is all 3, true, funny, and profound.
I hate that you have been expelled from fb, but love that there are no accessible emojis when I respond to you here, I'm starting to hate emojis
I am encouraged by no 10 as I am currently working on my self esteem, encouraged that it's something I just have to simply do
No 15 made me laugh at first, then settled into a peaceful feeling, that I'm right where I'm supposed to be. At 42 I married the man I had fallen deeply in love with at 26, was no longer "in love" with, but felt I needed to marry to "save" At work everyone was so happy for me, congratulating me etc. like I'd just won the lotto or something. I felt that I'd just made the biggest sacrifice of my life. After my divorce I dated a couple of times and then announced to God, that if he wanted me to be married he would have to make them suddenly appear, because I was done with looking. I imagined him smiling "naw, you're good" (here's where I could use a smiley emoji)
Never envied my friends as parents, raising them up, but would love to be a grandma, is that cheating?
thanks. great comments on all of these.
re: cheating ... haha, maybe? idk what the rules are with these things. :)
Great post Jonathan. FB has become ridiculous to the point that it is irrelevant. I am glad you are here and we can “listen” to your POV.
In my current deconstruction, everything you have said is true and poignant. I am “reconstructing “ as I go rather than letting go of everything and starting over. It works for me, and I realize would not be helpful to everyone.
Thank you for your transparency. It is refreshing.
#iplantolivealifeoflove
thank you.
i like your hashtag
Thank you. I started using it during Tom’s first “run in” at NNU. He said something similar… and it stuck with me.