Graduation is in less than a week-five days, to be exact. It’s such a weird feeling. I honestly never thought I’d make it, and most other people didn’t either. (I don’t know how many times I was told I’d never graduate by pretty much everyone, especially when I was on my second medical leave.) Yes, it’s taken me five years, but, honestly, I
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Yeah, I do consider taking up the viola again every now and then. I think I want to, but I'm afraid to because I've basically lost four-and-a-half years, and I know I'm no where near as good as I used to be, and I find that incredibly sad and frustrating. Still, I definitely won't get back to where I was by not playing, right?
I think I'm in a weird place with my ED right now. I guess I would call it ambivalent. I know a lot of people with EDs struggle with ambivalence, and that being ambivalent isn't exactly seen as a good thing, but for me it's progress. It's certainly better than the "damn it all, I'll reach seventy-five pounds or die" attitude I've had for many years.
I guess I've been thinking a lot about a recent post on thefairgrounds. I think the poster's name was tarot_bird. Anyway, she posted about how she made a doll house instead of engaging in ED behaviors, and it just seemed so cool. She was helping some kids instead of harming herself. I want to get to that point, too, someday. <3
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yes, it's definitely progress! i am really proud of you. :)
ohh, if you wish, say hi to tarot_bird. she's quickly become one of my best friends. she's just such an amazing person.
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