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  It hurts to be me...

April 15, 2014






It's just that hard sometimes...


CURSED TO BE ME

Yes, sometimes it really does hurt to be me.  People give up on me to easily because they think if I don't travel or live my life the way they think I should be doing,  I am no longer a viable person, therefore no reason to hang around.  

Some people take issue with the fact I speak my mind and they have very little regard for the way I do things.  I guess if you want to call this a short coming on my part then so be it.  I like what I like,  I do what I do and seldom stray from my way.  I think it pisses some people off that I have a very low tolerance for many things and refuse to go against my principals.  Some call me ridged, some just flat out say bitch.  I try not to concern myself too much with what other people think.  I have to live in my skin, not them.

I do get a little tired of people always walking away from me because they can't deal with those things.  I can't change who I am to please everyone else.

I give my husband a big round of applause,  he has never imposed restrictions on who I am and need to be.  He accepts me for me and he does not go around feeling sorry for himself if I don't do things the way he thinks I should.  He lets me be me... he is not afraid of me...   Can't say that for too many others. 

I've had a difficult life growing up and thought out that life,  I've lost a lot of people I love because I practice to be me.....  sad and true...  

I can't change who I am, but I can change my attitude about how I deal with it.  I am working on just that.