I'm still working on that myself. I was very much alone as a child, and it's taken a long time to begin to trust others. I thought I was strongest in isolation, but I wasn't. It was simply that I had nothing to lose. In the end, I unlocked the door. It has not been easy. But I will never go back to trying to be my own fortress.
I think it does. For me there's a paradox, though. I don't feel strong most of the time. It's only when I stop and think about it that I know that I am. I take more risks. I understand more. I go beyond myself. I wouldn't be doing that except for the bonds and the possible bonds that are at stake.
And yes, loss is the price, sometimes. Everybody who loves, pays it.
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So...having bonds with others makes you stronger? But doesn't that mean that you also have something precious to lose?
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I think it does. For me there's a paradox, though. I don't feel strong most of the time. It's only when I stop and think about it that I know that I am. I take more risks. I understand more. I go beyond myself. I wouldn't be doing that except for the bonds and the possible bonds that are at stake.
And yes, loss is the price, sometimes. Everybody who loves, pays it.
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Is it worth it though?
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And yes. For me it is, anyway.
I'm wondering if you are asking the question because of something that has happened recently in your life?
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Feel free to say or not to say.
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...My best friend told me he was in love with me. That's all I feel like saying.
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Gotcha.
And, good luck.
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