When I post things on this blog I wonder if I really want to keep things out there for all eternity.
Will I still feel the same in a few days or years from now? Maybe, maybe not.
Will I ever want to re-read these things? Maybe, maybe not.
Do I want other people to read this? Well, that's the big question. In the beginning of the blog, it was a thing I was keeping for myself. It was a place to put things I created and store aspects of my life and since I was the only person reading it, no biggie. As time went on, I realized the powerful benefit of blogging through some 'issues'. Since that is much more personal and now other people are reading it, I've had more than one moment of contemplation about what to post and what not to post.
In the end, the benefit outweighs the risk. And I seriously hope that the somewhat random ramblings that comprise this blog will help someone else.
In the 50 years I've been in this dance, here is one thing I've learned... talking about it is so much better than not talking about it. There isn't anything to be gained from sweeping your feelings under a rug. So, here is a brief follow up from yesterdays' entry.
After a small, intense discussion with the IC, we have effectively communicated ourselves into a place of better understanding, each sharing our intent in yesterday's misguided conversation. It was a really good conversation, actually. It makes me see, once again, how each challenging moment has a gift in it.
It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are. ~ e. e. cummings
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Thank you for sharing your kind thoughts!