"Nobody likes me," he said and then proceeded
to enumerate all the ways he could back up this extreme statement - and of
course he was right… according to his
proof….
Interesting.
Here's another one:
"I'm a bad daughter," she declared - and
again, correct… according to her rather
rigid and distorted set of parameters...
What do ya say?
Do you get this one?
How do you define yourself?
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I do this, too, goodness knows. I find myself thinking I'm not worthy of, say, Mr. X's friendship, his approval, because I'm disappointed in myself (for whatever arbitrary reason). What sometimes ends of happening is that I'll run into Mr. X, and he, who has no idea of how I've been beating myself up, will greet me warmly and welcome me with open arms. I guess what I tend to forget is that your friends and family sometimes just plain LIKE YOU, and don't care/know about all our self imposed non-sense!
ReplyDeleteJT
i totally get that JT. i've lost friends because i was sure they didn't want me around, only to find later they were hurt that because they thought i didn't want them around. oh, BTW, Carol, I LOVE YOUR MINI-MEDI MP3s on CDBABY! --Cathy
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