I composed a lengthy and (i'll admit it) depressing entry, all in my head of course, at work today. The reason being that I am depressed. I had a miniature anxiety attack in the PetSmart parking lot while I was visiting Bellingham this weekend. Every tiny, insignificant thing was making me teary-eyed. I felt mildly embarrassed, which also made
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this may sound like blindsided guilt tripping, but I think that by reminding you that the phone works both ways may be you'll think to call your friend, who usually feels almost as alienated as you do, and who loves to listen to you talk when you're unhappy. (or snuggle....mostly snuggle)
jm
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Let's face it, we're both notoriously bad at contacting other people, but notoriously good at feeling alienated and alone.
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I DO partially blame my shitty phone which is notorious for not giving me texts or taking calls. Lazy bastard.
jm
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Mr Efficiency says its in your future.
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Also, I feel alienated sometimes too, and I still live here! I love the people I interact with, but I have to say that your feeings of alienation may have more to do with our group of social networking here, and less to do with the place. Our social circle can be fickle at times, and notoriously self absorbed. (Yours truly is no exception to this rule.) I am just now really noticing how much the mood of the group influences my feelings of self worth or inclusion.
You are not alone, and Bellingham loves you just fine.
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I would absolutely love to have you come visit me down here in the Seattle-place. I shall consider it a plan. A plan to make plans, if you will. *laugh*
We need to base our feelings of self-worth on how far we've managed to make it so far, instead of the fickle feelings of our strange (albeit brilliant) circle of social-ness.
*hug*
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If you end up in the south Seattle area any time soon, though, you need to visit. I have weekends off, and I work late afternoon/evening hours during the week.
*grin*
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