Reflecting

 

 

I want to give up.

I’ve tried and pushed and tried this and tried that and asked and pleaded and nothing I do works.  I feel broken and just simply want to go to bed and never get out.  Completely broken.  I am losing my daughter – mentally and emotionally.  I can’t get her to try anything different.  She wants a totally different life and I cannot give that to her.  I HAVE FAILED HER.  I get that.  I have apologized up and down and it doesn’t matter anymore.  I feel like my investment in my work here – which has been another absolute dismal epic failure in my naive thoughts that enough people would want to read my words and share in this journey with me and that I would receive abundant financial support in return as well – EPIC FAILURE.  So how do I start over?  Doing what?  I’m so mentally incapable exhausted these days – I literally drag myself through the day.  I don’t cook or clean the way I once did.  It’s like energetically I am dying or being drained.  My counselor is a joke – she will tell me to go get more help from the system.

Ya – so helpful.

NOT!!  I already drained those roads.

Unless – is there someone out there who is an investor?  We rent this place – but if I can find someone – who will buy it for cash – perhaps the owner will funnel some of that my/our way?  That was an offer once – when he had been drinking.  But then where to go?  I have NO CLUE – no guidance – no matter how many times I let that go and surrender.  I tune in ask WHERE.  SHOW ME.  GUIDE ME.

I have never – N E V E R – E V E R – felt so horrible.  So alone.  So unseen uncared for so invisible so disconnected.  It is crushing me so instead of feeling I have to go numb.  Why did I stop smoking and drinking?  Damn sensitive body.

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Author: Victoria1111

Truthseeker. Philosopher. Commander of Freedom. Writer. Musician. Composer. Above all I Am A Creator.

2 thoughts on “Reflecting”

  1. I must presume that trying to provide all that a child may wish for is the most challenging job on Earth. That said, whatever a child’s challenges might be (usually for the ‘short term’-as children are mostly rooted in the Now), the challenges of being a ‘provider’, to include providing the basics: roof over head and food to eat, shoes on feet–are often far more difficult to overcome than a child’s needs or desires.
    Love is the only authentic gift that any adult can give a child, and should never be underestimated. Blessings…R

    1. t/y. going without due to money. yes love is the most important – but it doesn’t put food on the table. please help me out by supporting my work financially and by sharing.

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