Feeling isolated is resonating with my past in a majorly uncomfortable way. It is harder and harder to not go crazy. Not the crazy you joke about or think is cute--the one that encourages destructive impulses and treating people around me bitterly.
It's not their fault. Just about my whole team is married or in a significant relationship and they (might) think that being friends with me while their significant other isn't around is not the best of ideas. I don't blame them--it's probably smart and a good way to keep the peace. I am just seeing more areas where I don't do well and am not very well-equipped to handle. Not even a month ago, I was talking to my younger brother and encouraging him to develop coping techniques for disappointments because disappointments are inevitable. I said in my conversation that I had developed a few techniques that had served me pretty well so far. This past week has sorely tested my assertion.
Don't get me wrong. I love my job. I really do. It's just this transition period where I don't have any friends that is getting to me.
2 comments:
You are amazing, and I'm sure you can get through this. I pray you'll be happy with yourself when you do.
It's hard when you don't understand something and can't understand it to say something helpful. There are a lot of things that I am not capable of understanding. And I am unable to say anything helpful. :/ Maybe I should just ditto Mary.
You are amazing! You can get through it!
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