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I Am Lonley

My ex husband of 15 years left our 4 kids and me 3 years ago. I have a pain illness that means I have to use a walking stick when I'm out. He spent years knocking my confidence telling me I was a "old ugly cripple who no one would ever want". Since then I've found it hard not to feel that he is/Was right. I feel like my illness defines me and that it will be the only thing people see. So I tend to lock myself away which compounds the feelings of isolation and loneliness.
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SOAR ... the only thing that truly limits us ... is ourselves.

Once you soar ... the beauty you are not seeing ... will become evident.

Then ... stay on the high ground ... that is where we all should be.
Solitair · 51-55, F
@questionWeaver I know you are right and that I need to find myself again. I've never been the kind of person who judges a book by its cover so I need to realise that others don't either. I think after being married for 15 years and having been put down for the last 5 years in that marriage it's going to take a bit of work learning to think different. I thank you for your kind words and advice it's much appreciated.
@Solitair

Welcome ... and you make sense.

When I teach businessmen to Soar ... it is not about changing themselves ... like yourself, you are already rather cool ... you and they do not need changing.

The only thing that needs changing is the VISION of how high you can go ... and then, where you want to go.

The process of achieving a vision lifts you, without you needing to "work on self".

Ask around ... it works ... it is easy ... it is rewarding.

Best regards,
qW
Solitair · 51-55, F
@questionWeaver I will. It sounds like a very good concept. It makes perfect sense that it is our vision that can either limit us or help us reach our full potential. I think it's time I reached for the stars!