I've always felt that posting negative things would depict me as a
complainer or someone who lacked faith in herself. Although I rarely let this
brooding thought hinder me from sharing stories on cyberspace it's become more
of an issue because this is affecting me in reality. I need to get this off my
chest! It's like running up a mountain and screaming out all your worries.
Lately (or more like daily), I have been
feeling extremely frustrated. Here are a few thoughts and questions
that invade my brain every night before I fall asleep. Why am I doing this?
This is what I wanted and still do. So...why is it so hard? This is not what I
expected. What does the man up stairs want? Everyone is in their own world.
I've tried many times for certain things....does it mean it was never worth it
and I should just give up. Ugh, if that's the case can the wasted time and
humility be spared?! I feel so lost now. Oh God I'm losing my sense of
intuitivity and creativity! Inner peace is getting harder to obtain. Can I
please, PLEASE get some sort of guidance here?!!
I'm at the point where my inclusive questioning has started to
turn into wild raging frustration. If only you could hear how angrily I'm
typing on the keyboard you'd get some sort of sense that I'm not all right.
Maybe I am the type that needs answers. Or maybe because I've always been
the type to plan my goals and future out. I should be content right? I am
exactly where I wanted to be. However, that rough journey to get to Destination
A, which I did, has just gotten even rougher. Obviously it's no walk in the
park but this is definitely not what I expected. I admit hands down
that this semester is way better than my first. However, it still isn't even
close to what I imagined. I'm too serious, second guess myself more than
before, assume the worst and I've lost sight on more important
matters regarding my inner self. I'm usually not like this or at
least don't want to be and I say this with an almost heart wrenching cry.
This brings me to another point. I was reading somewhere on how we
continuously plan and hope for the future without acknowledging the
present. I realized that I wasn't actually pleased with the present so the
future always looked hopeful or in truth like an ESCAPE from reality. Oh yeah
everyone, I am being completely raw and honest and uncomfortably exposing
myself at this point! And I bring this up because I am doing it again! In the
past my goals and dreams consisted of me attending my current university,
majoring in my current major and attending classes that I am CURRENTLY enrolled
in. While all of this is happening, I find myself dreaming of the next break
from school and even worse graduation and life after college!! I have just
begun and yet I am dreaming of when it will all be over. Oh wow! I am having déjà vu... I've
seen this somewhere before. Or how about I've done it before! To my horror it's
like high school where I counted the days until graduation to start
my 'real' life. And while life after high school really picked up, I am
disappointed to admit that I have acquired that old mindset of mine where the
future supersedes the present so there is no time to enjoy
much.
I cannot carry on like this. I want to get away. Do some
self-discovering in a country I've never been to. Photograph the wonders around
me. I want to explore new territory. Dance crazily at an EDM concert. Savor it
all. Practice French freely without the expectations of impressing a professor.
Be the young adult that I am physically but am mentally far away from. Enjoy my
youth. Meet amazing people and truly connect with them. Give myself some
credit. Stop being so hard on myself. Stop holding myself back. Stop hesitating
at the random opportunities. Stop letting fear get in the way. Take a
chance. Maybe even a risk or two. But more importantly I want to be myself and
start enjoying life.
Relax Ms Marie, it is simply part of growing up. It'll work out in the end, it always does =)
ReplyDeleteYeah, you're completely right. Although I've been having this urge to go see a psychic...haha knowing the future would take out all the fun and growing up to do :/
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