ownedgirlie -> RE: Wondering why? (7/14/2006 5:39:18 PM)
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I spent my entire life putting on a smile for others and pretending everything was fine, while dealing with my own pains. I was the one people went to (and come to) for help, not the other way around. Growing up in the home I did, it was not a good idea to confide in others about what went on in there. Continuing into the marriage I had, it was not a good idea to confide in others about what was going on in there. I became so good at dealing with things on my own (or so I thought) that I stopped paying attention to its effects on me. Master taught me to look inside. He taught me to confide. He taught me to admit what I see in there, painful as it was. He taught me to ask for help. I am to hide nothing from him. It is not up to me to decide what I will struggle with on my own. He believes if I hold something back I may as well be lying to him, for it is dishonesty I am giving him. He may watch me struggle awhile, knowing that I am fully capable of dealing with what's in front of me, even during those times I'm not so sure I am. I am not to hold back for fear of burdening him (tried that early on). He will decide what is a burden or not, or what is appropriate or not. Just recently I put us through an ordeal because I did not want him to see me as weak, and tried to deal with something outside of him, thinking I could bring it to him later, as historical data. Well I stumbled in the process and made a mess instead. When I explained I had wanted him to see me as strong, and to be proud, he said I am strong and do make him proud (except when I hold back from him like then), but he needs to see those weak points. He wants them. And whether he likes them or not, is not the issue. He can not manage me if I do not give him all of me.
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