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RE: At the café with my friand

in OCD5 years ago

It comes in waves, doesn't it. The good and the bad. Sometimes the waves are just near too damn much. That's where that toughness and balance come into play.

I sometimes ask myself "Is this the same decision I'd make if my life was in the toilet?" Or "..if I were right on top of the wheel?" It is important to maintain a balance, to detach.

I know that 2020 is going to go down as a horrible shitty year for most, I get it. I sometimes feel guilty for having such a damn good year. I've gained 8 siblings since the first of the year. A whole load of people to know and care about... It's pretty good detail.

I've made the same New Year's Resolution for the last 21 years in a row. When I find something that works I stick with it. "I resolve this year to not wear a necktie." I've been successful in my resolve 19 times.

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Some have had a good year and one should never feel bad about that...Other's have had a bad one and just have to own it, deal with the shit and move on. It's where I am I guess. I never make apologies for when things are going well because they go well because I'm made it that way. Conversely, when things go bad I just own it, roll up the sleeves and get on with turning it around.

Yep. I said 'sometimes' and I always get over it right away :)