“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” - And sometimes you don't even know the wound is there until it opens again and forces you to look after it.
I understand that more deeply than you know - the anger, the self destruction. Trying to be killed so you wouldn’t have to do it yourself. Oh my. Decades of that. Yeah. Weeping.
I feel responsible for a different death (none of ya’ll really thought I was nice did you?), and spent a lot of time trying to make penance for it. I never did enough. The world finally let me know I was probably forgiven though.
The thing i dislike the most about getting older is losing people I love. My generation in our extended family is now the oldest one. Parents, aunts, uncles, all gone. I thought I could hack it because I lost so many friends to AIDS back in the 80s and 90s. Nope. It never gets easier or hurts less.
What everyone else said.
About ?
about your story, which was very intense...no words...
I think the hard part is the amount of id that isn’t fiction
It seemed that a lot of it might not be fiction...
You’d be right
Very emotional one once again.
“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” - And sometimes you don't even know the wound is there until it opens again and forces you to look after it.
Love a lot of the music you share. Always loved “Human.”
I understand that more deeply than you know - the anger, the self destruction. Trying to be killed so you wouldn’t have to do it yourself. Oh my. Decades of that. Yeah. Weeping.
I feel responsible for a different death (none of ya’ll really thought I was nice did you?), and spent a lot of time trying to make penance for it. I never did enough. The world finally let me know I was probably forgiven though.
We learn when we learn, we grow when we grow.
Nobody starts out finished.
The thing i dislike the most about getting older is losing people I love. My generation in our extended family is now the oldest one. Parents, aunts, uncles, all gone. I thought I could hack it because I lost so many friends to AIDS back in the 80s and 90s. Nope. It never gets easier or hurts less.