11-26-2013, 07:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-26-2013, 07:17 PM by GentleReckoning.)
My partner of 4 months broke up with me after my 21st birthday. I really don't remember how it went down, but it didn't really sink in for a while. It had been a rocky relationship, but as I felt I could help her I leaned on my compassion and used that to get past my constant thoughts of becoming too quickly attached to someone. She was immediately in the arms of someone else and I was left alone. I didn't handle it very well. My world immediately lost all meaning which was somewhat unfortunate as I was in the process of trying to graduate from school. Time blurred together, I slept a lot, and would occasionally become manic but most of the time would simply drift through life trying to look normal for everyone else. I cut myself a teensy bit, just because it seemed to be the thing to do when you were down. Unfortunately, I didn't get any kind of a rush from the act and didn't have any desire to explore that further. I got her to meet up with me twice afterwards and each time she was kind enough to talk to me for a bit. I dated a couple other people hoping that I'd be able to release my attachment in the arms of someone else, but it didn't do much for me.
I made her some knitted arm warmers as she had knit me a scarf and I was pretty desperate at the time. I simply assumed that deep down she felt the same as me and went off of that.
This event was catalyst that shaped my life and affects me to this day.
Oh, I've finally started healing form that by learning to share myself and have kind of become extremely skilled at healing from repression through communication in the process.
I made her some knitted arm warmers as she had knit me a scarf and I was pretty desperate at the time. I simply assumed that deep down she felt the same as me and went off of that.
This event was catalyst that shaped my life and affects me to this day.
Oh, I've finally started healing form that by learning to share myself and have kind of become extremely skilled at healing from repression through communication in the process.