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If my eyes are open, there’s a chance they’re going to fall on something that will make me think. I don’t mind either way, to be honest. Even the odd randomness of the direction is somewhat enjoyable. Today it was romantic. Passionate. Dreamy. And there I was, like in a big aquarium, standing on the other side of the glass with all my sensory memory but no sensation. I remember that life. I remember those thoughts and feelings and wants and needs. The sweetness of that ache. All the thrill and bright optimism of that focus. It is purely a belief in possibility. A longing for elusive connection. I never asked myself why. I doubt I’d have had any answers, which I think in large part explains why I never found what I was looking for. I never asked myself why I did anything. Is that why my little aquarium is so full now? Why there are so many tanks I stand outside of? I just lived. I went where it took me. I lived a life of “seemed like a good idea at the time.” Choose your own adventure. I can read words that came from my mind 20 years ago, and they are words of a stranger. I wouldn’t say that now. I wouldn’t think that now. She was treading the waters I vaguely remember the sensation of now. It’s a miracle she never drowned, as she sure never learned how to swim. I have not lived one life as one person. I’ve lived dozens as whoever I needed to be to survive them and make them as lovely as I could. Dove in without looking and made adjustments in response to what I found. I don’t really think that’s the best way of going about it, and words can’t express the relief I feel that the two people I brought into the world along the way are more grounded, more aware, more solid in who they are and what they want and why. The humor of the fact that I am their comfort and their home base is not lost on me. I can ask the questions now, though. Now, when the answers and the optimism have been honed down to basics. Treading water yet again that I won’t feel until some future me looks back and tries to remember. We live how we’re able. In the end, I can only think I was very very lucky.
I have not lived one life as one person. I’ve lived dozens as whoever I needed to be to survive them and make them as lovely as I could. Dove in without looking and made adjustments in response to what I found

I've been this same woman myself, and although some may call it weak, it requires more strength than they realize. The facade actually ruins the best parts of ourselves, IMHO.🥀
JustNik · 51-55, F
@MoonlightLullaby I agree. I can wish I’d been more sensible, understood the things everyone else seemed to instinctually know, but I can recognize that there were things I gained I wouldn’t have otherwise. I certainly don’t doubt my resilience. 😂👍
@JustNik It does take resilience, but I'm glad it brought goodness to your life as well. I think it's important to always look for & recognize a silver lining even in the bad experiences.💫
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
I hope you can dive into the pool on the other side of the glass, and swim with the whale sharks!
JustNik · 51-55, F
@JoyfulSilence hm. You first. 🤣
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@JustNik

Oh, they only want krill.

But I would be careful since they have a lot of weight to throw around!
Magenta · F
Wonderfully honest and deep thoughts. 💟

I have not lived one life as one person. I’ve lived dozens as whoever I needed to be to survive them and make them as lovely as I could.
So relatable.
JustNik · 51-55, F
@Magenta thank you 🙏

 
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