Just Say I'm Sorry
Good morning, my Lovelies!
It's Thursday and I can all but taste the weekend. I hope you're well and that things are just peachy in your part of the world. How are things with me?
In some ways, things are fabulous! I had some great news this morning and one worry on my mind has now been relieved. (Unfortunately, I can't share that particular bit of news with you. Just know that it is what I had hoped for!)
But...in some ways, I'm ready to throw up my hands and walk away.
Let me ask you a question. Can you say you're sorry? When you know what you said and did was wrong, hurtful, and/or downright mean, are you able to apologize and mean it?
I don't understand how some people can't get the words past their lips. Why exactly is this so hard to do? Maybe I just don't fully understand narcissistic behavior. That's not me.
Look, when I screw up I'll be the first to admit it and say I'm sorry. I will sit and have a conversation with you so you can see why I did or said the things I said. Communication is so damn important. Then when the air is cleared I'm going to apologize. I would never intentionally do or say something to hurt someone. So, yes, when I fuck up I'm going to tell you I'm sorry. And I'm 100% going to mean it.
Do some people have such a God complex that they can't see that they're wrong? I totally get that in the heat of the moment things get said. Feelings are on the surface. Tensions are high. Maybe those things are true. Maybe they're not. But when you see that you've clearly hurt that person with what you said, how can you carry on as if nothing has happened?
Not me. I can't do it.
I'm just having a real problem seeing how you can say you love someone if you can't tell them you're sorry for hurting them. Do you really love that person if you can hurt them with your words or actions and then never give it another thought? Especially when that person is straightforward with you and tells you that you hurt them? Is that even possible?
I don't know about you, but I can't forgive and forget if there's no remorse involved. And I can't forgive and forget if the words are never said.
I guess this blog is a little on the heavy side this morning. Sorry! (Look! I apologized! LOL!) Tonight I'm going out with two of my best friends. They are simply amazing and I know, without a doubt, that these two beautiful women will help me make sense of some of this. (They always do!)
For now, I hope that you all have a beautiful day, that you find an amazing reason to smile, and that you don't have to deal with someone with these issues. Nobody needs this kind of emotional drain in their life!
Until next time and as always,
Much love and mental health support from me to you,
Shelly (a/k/a Dawn Love)
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