I used to be punctual. Always on time. I still pretty much am. However, I’ve slipped behind here and there. What’s worse is that I have come to accept that as tolerable irtitating trait in others. I used to have a schedule. I had my words laid out. I used to have my words thought through. Now I scramble for words to share.
Disappointment. I hate feeling it. Or rather I hate experiencing it. Disappointment is so much worse than anger. Disappointment dulls the sense of promise. It allows faults to be enhanced and for a second you want to feel optimistic. However, optimism is given a swift kick out the door. After a while, disappointment just leaves you feeling numb.
Categories: identity, mental health, Psychology, society, women
psychologistmimi 
Perhaps
The Wind
Wants to
Get Attached
to Your Wings Dear
FRiEnD
And Even
Fly You Like
me on Terrestrial
Land For No Reason
At All Yet Inhaling Peace
Exhaling Love For All Within
With Least
Harm
Giving
Sharing
Caring
Freely
With No Restraints
Fearless Yet of Course
This
Is Just
-me… NoW
Have A Nice Day
Even Spread Your
Wings And Catch The
Breeze Only Feeling Sensing Forever Now
Marrying the Night Merrying The Day Twilight
Forever
more
Now
And
Not
A Frigging
Zone Only
iN A TV SHow
WHere Humans
Are Restricting Themselves to
Zoos Homes Without Windows
That BREaTHE Fresh US Freer Now..
Yes Quite Honestly It’s Impossible to Be
Late TO A Dream That’s Real Now Anyway
Audaciously Wild Free Now Something Not to
Really Think
About
Just
Doing Feeling
Sensing Now For Real All Our
Wings Catching Breeze So Free…
Yet Perhaps
Only
-me
Come What May…
It Is What It Never
Was Now It Is Now..:)
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Being disappointed in oneself is the worst. Disappointment in others less so.
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Disappointment is the heaviest of emotions
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To trust on others it’s a sure way that lead to disappointment, so why leave such an important thing to others?
Just don’t!😉
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Desire is the source of all unhappiness. – Buddha
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