RE: An All-time Low For Me

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I guess I'd never looked at it that way. I mean I knew I was wrong but it was the fact that I'd been triggered by her lack of faith in me. My brain immediately brought to light something that I thought was in the recesses of my mind and I said it.

I still feel like I should have stifled that urge but talking about it now and admitting my faults is the final step I've taken to forgive myself about it since according to her, she'd forgiven me long ago. So I'm doubly glad now that I talked about it.

Thank you for these thoughtful words @futuremind. Maybe if you ever wanted a side job, perhaps becoming a therapist?🙃



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You definitely have a healthy way of thinking in my opinion.
I'm really happy my perspective resonates with you in a positive way and helps add some perspective.
Feelings of guilt or shame for acting on a trigger just means you're a loving person with a big heart who's empathetic and in touch with the feelings of others.
I've never thought about being a therapist before, but I do naturally like to help others with things I've experienced as well.
If I had a dollar for every time I said something to someone that I regretted later on, I'd probably be able to take an early retirement 😄

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I'm really grateful that you see it that way. That you see me in that light. It means a lot.

And please, by all means, we just gotta speak our mind sometimes😄. It's been so wonderful talking with you, dear.🤗

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