My biggest downfall..

-
..is not telling people EXACTLY how i feel.
There is so much i could/should have said to certain people throughout my life and still to this very day, but i don't, at the risk of looking stupid, not being accepted, for either being judged/criticised or for possibly upsetting the other person despite me REALLY needing to talk....

Comments

Anonymous said…
Sarah
I know exactly how you feel. I spend most of my time wondering why I allowed people to say and get away with what they did to me in my life. I can remember hurtful comments from 20 years ago! I remember every word.
It upsets me so much. If only we could go back in time and tell them!
By the way I love The Inbetweener's. Once you get past all the bad language and all that, it really is funny. I thought I was much too old to watch them, but who cares! I watch lots of the different episodes when I am really down and it really lifts me.
Sending hugs
CharlotteCa2011@aol.com
10/09/2011, 21:14
vinny said…
yes i know how you feel too,i do tend to keep things bottled up and to pretend everything is ok when its not and i'm actually crying inside but nobody would know,don't wanna put my crap on other people that's why xxx
11/09/2011, 13:05
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CLOSURE. THE END!!!!!

-
Image
Where it all started... Say Hi and Goodbye to my EX HUSBAND. This is the precious man that i loved for all those years but who treated me like dog shite... I'm only really posting these pictures because i LOVE LOVE LOVE my wedding dress. It was EXACTLY what i wanted. Gorgeous...stunning...i still love it now, rammed upstairs in the loft, screwed up in a ball somewhere :) Don't i look happy? Unfortunately by the end of the day, i was crying!
Read more

From the mouth of an EX agoraphobic

-
A friend of mine yesterday pointed out what a person had written on their blog about being agoraphobic. Said person is an EX agoraphobic...this is what was said. "Agoraphobia is a selfish state of mind. Its completely "curable", and yet some people just wallow in their own self-pity and will never ever get over themselves and recover. When you are so worried about yourself all the time, how can you possibly be a good mother to someone else? Or a good wife/girlfriend/friend? I've unfortunately been the agoraphobic, and I've been the agoraphobics friend. As the friend, it was miserable. Nothing was ever about anything else but them. It was annoying and frustrating. And completely in their hands to change it, but they wouldn't. Because they're too selfish and self centered. Those aren't qualities people like in a person." Opinions please?
Read more

It DID get worse..

-
Image
...now there's a shocker! I have spent the entire evening in hospital. We had to call an ambulance, these feelings in my heart were insane. I was sat in the back on the ambulance and they did all my obs. I was tachycardic, my BP was really high (usually its stupid low) and my ECG was showing Atrial fibrillation, meaning the top two chambers of my heart are beating faster than the bottom two. I was put on oxygen as well because my breathing was a little bit crappy. The medic man stuck a candular in my hand and hit a valve apparently, my hand swelled up in seconds, it was so painful. Got to the hospital and did all the necessary things and then we had to wait...and wait...and wait. Where they'd stuck that needle in the back of my hand and hit the valve, it started going dead. I couldn't feel 4 of my fingers! I called to get someone to take the bugger out. I'm left with a lovely bit blue bruise this morning. My step-father was called to pick us up because we thoug
Read more