Life changes all the time. Unfortunately, most people aren't prepared for change and watch it pass by before they can take advantage of new opportunities. Not me. I am a huge advocate for new people, new situations, new chapters and new beginnings. Diversity combats boredom. New zests up the still. Its a necessary evil for everyone, especially if you are sick of your life being on pause mode. I was sick of my life being this way, and knew I had to do something drastic. I knew it was more than just a new hair style, new clothes, new car, or a new hobby. It was a new school, new friends, new support systems, and most important of all, a new environment. I couldn't do habit anymore, I couldn't stay and wasn't happy in the cycle that my life was processing through.
So I packed up, and left. I had to leave behind the people that I had loved and cared about forever and do something for myself. It was the hardest challenge, and still is. I am learning new things about myself every day. Things I really dont like, things I want to change, and things that I am working on changing right now. I let go of a lot of pain and anger that I felt towards some people, and unfortunately carried a large part of it on my shoulders here to Vegas. I am working through it, mostly alone. I think I will appreciate life so much more when I am finally able to breathe with my head above water. I wouldn't change any of it for the world, no matter how many times I have already or continue to hit rock bottom. These stresses are making me a stronger, more independent, aware woman; someone I've always dreamt of becoming.
Recently I've done a ton of soul searching. I've looked into my life at the things that were causing me pain, anger, resentment, confusion, and dependancy. I looked at all of these things long and hard, and have come to terms with what I needed to change. I've realized the things I need to let go; and there were quite a few. Two different yet equally important broken pieces of my heart were preventing me from being 100% happy, or even the idea of being happy. One was something that I had been repressing since my youth, the other very recent. I knew both were things I could not change, and that I needed to find the forgiveness in my heart to give myself the closure I needed and deserved.
I have successfully let go of one piece, the one I was still harboring inside from my childhood. I feel as though a huge weight has been lifted off of my shoulders, and that I can grow with this person past the long life of hurt and anger that we've experienced together. The second piece, slowly but steadily is coming along.
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I love this post Sarah! I totally relate on it! Missing you! xoxo
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