Showing posts with label 30 days of truth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 30 days of truth. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

30 Days of Truth Day 4

12/01/2010 0 Comments

Something I have to forgive someone for:
I thought about this for a long time and I am still having problems with this one. At least I was until I realized that maybe even though I had dealt with things and moved on, that is not forgiveness. I find it hard in some situations to forgive someone face to face. So, I think I will use this as my mental sincere forgiveness.

To start, I  guess, because yesterday's post is so vivid in my head I need to start there. I need to forgive the man who hurt me not because it was acceptable but because I don't want to hold the anger and honestly hatred that I carry for him. I don't want, nor believe I should forgive and forget but I need to put it behind me. My angel Girl is flying high and would want me to move past this. So, for my unborn daughter as well as myself, I forgive the man for what he has done. This is in no way saying he was right but at least I can move past this knowing that I am not holding any hatred.

They say that what you focus on you get more of and so therefore I let this go. I am going to close this time without saying much more. I had a really hard time sleeping last night and right now, I just want to cry. So...to my angel above I love you and for my well-being I forgive your dad. Now... as I hold my head up high I shall continue on to another path of life, where she will never be forgotten but I now have forgiven myself.
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

30 Days of Truth Day 3

11/30/2010 1 Comments

Something I have to forgive myself for:


I think of all the things I need to forgive myself for, and there are many, so I will start my list and see where it goes. To start I think I need to forgive myself for allowing my past to dictate my future. While this may seem confusing, it is something that I have accomplished now. Back a few years, I was falling into the same situation over and over and over again. I mean I think my son is repetitive, maybe he got it from me. LOL.. No, really, I didn't know what love was and so I kept putting myself in abusive relationships. This was in part to do with my childhood as well as low self esteem for myself. I have come a really long way since then and I have to remember to give myself kudos for what I have accomplished.

Another big item to forgive myself for was hurting and pushing away anyone that ever got close to me. It really hasn't gotten me very far as I actually have lost contact with a countless amount of people that were very good to me. I tend to get scared, yes me, scared. I get scared that if they know every aspect of me they won't want to be around and so when I feel as if they are getting too close, I do something completely stupid to make them go away. I know I do it and it is controlled so much better but I do it and I always put myself down for it. But, I guess the truth is, if they really truly want to know me and be a part of my life, they will be around no matter what I am going through. I think I need to be more open and honest with myself and the people I love about how I feel and accept that they may not be able to relate or agree and that is ok.

Well, I think I have procrastinated enough, the true and biggest thing I have ever done (that I can't seem to let go of) is the abortion I had in 2008. I was with someone that I thought really loved me, we were engaged, but it wasn't real. He was abusive verbally and physically. One day it became sexually, as he held me down on the bed and took what he wanted. I feel myself getting angry as I am typing this but I think maybe this will help me. About a week after this happened, (no, I didn't leave, not yet) he violated me for the last time when he dislocated my jaw and then proceeded to chase my daughter when she was calling for help. Never ever was my daughter in this position and the thought of forgiving myself for putting her there is out of the question. I can't, but I found the strength to pull myself up off the floor and protect my baby. Lets just say that when the police got there he looked worse than me. My daughter was in the car where I put her, locked safely. They took him away and he went to jail. I did the right thing and I pressed charges.

About a month later I found out I was pregnant. I hemmed and hawed over what to do and honestly, I feel like I made the right choice. I didn't want to bring another baby into the world under those circumstances. It just wasn't right, and up until that point in my life I was against abortion. My views changed when I was in the spot of making a choice, not just for me but my family and the unborn. Do I think about that day? Yes, I will never forget it. Just so you know they had to knock me out to do the procedure and it was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do. I think I need to forgive myself for that above all else. I let my baby girl go and I look at my other babies and wonder what she would have been like. What color were her eyes, hair? I can say that even though I have not forgiven myself completely for this I do feel that it was a choice and I did my best to make the right one.

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30 days of truth: day 2


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Monday, November 29, 2010

30 days of truth: day 2

11/29/2010 3 Comments

Something I love about myself:
This is much harder than I thought it would be because it is easier to see the negative. It stands out more, and unfortunately, everyone focuses on it. I guess I love the fact that I am so outgoing. I can have a conversation with someone very easily. I think sometimes I look forward to going shopping because I might have the opportunity to have some nice grown up discussions that seem to never occur at home. Again because there is no time and well, all discussion at home seem to focus on the negative things. Who peed on the toilet, who left the light on, who left the closet door open? You know the deal. Then you go on a forum seeing people downing stay at home moms. It doesn't stop there because then we have the wonderful conversations about how my son's poop looks and my daughter telling me about her favorite singer or a friend in school that is mad at another friend, It goes on and on and on...

I really am not trying to attack any one person (as it has been suggested), I am just saying that the outside conversations with strangers seem to be relaxing to me. It isn't about who did what, who went where, or anything controversial. I guess it is good cause I can even have a debate with this person and, well, what are the chances I will see this person again? Even if I did would it matter? We have nothing invested into each other so... to each their own opinion. Okay so I am starting to rant. I love the fact that no matter what is stressing me I can be bubbly and outgoing to others and also provide support and encouragement at the drop of a dime. I love that I can find enjoyment even if it is only for a half hour sitting outside taking pictures. They say it is the simple things in life. I love that I can see those simple things. What do you love about yourself? Was this hard for you too? Come on, I dare you, Join the Hop!!!!
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30 days of truth: day 2

Sunday, November 28, 2010

30 days of truth: day 1

11/28/2010 3 Comments
So, I decided to join another blog hop. I have posted the link so you can feel free to join along. I really like the thoughts on this one and feel it is a great way to get to know fellow bloggers and moms like myself.

Day 1-Something I hate about myself:

I too agree with the statement that hate is a strong word so I choose you use dislike. I pondered this question for a while because it is easy to find things that you dislike about yourself and if I were to write all of them, you wouldn't read too far. I think my top choice would be my passiveness. I can be too passive and therefore I don't stand up for what I believe in as often as I should. This becomes a trickle effect. I hold it in and stew on it for a long time. Then, usually over something stupid, I explode. It all comes out including minor stupid things that are not even relevant. This can be a problem and I have been very conscious to change it. I have found myself frustrated with the children and one of them would ask for a cookie and instead of just saying no I say, fine go ahead have as many as you want. Problem is that I yell it and that is not what I want to do as a mom. I am far from the perfect mom, I have flaws. cringe..... What do you hate or dislike about yourself?


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