To be alone or not to be alone...
Hi everyone...
I'm all confused today. I think I may have been born confused, but I will not take up this post with chit chat about my birth! hehe.
I have impossible standards. It's a wonderful thing most of the time, but then it's also contributed to my loneliness as of late. Or I think. Since I have these high standards for myself and the people that surround me, I tend to have very critical opinions. Since I have critical opinions, most people tend to stay away from me and avoid confrontation. Since these people stay away from me, I tend to be lonely sometimes.
I'm confused because most of the time I'm okay with that. I'd rather have standards than to not have any and slum it with idiots. Can there be a middle ground?
I'm confused about it. Or should I keep doing what I do best (which is drive people away from me) or change something? I believe my behavior stems back to school. And not even high school. Bullying started at a very young age and I always took it. Then I got into college and realized I have to fight back. And fight I did. And now I am alone. But I do have standards. You hurt me once and you're gone. I don't give second chances. I don't see why usually. Don't you dare hurt me or I'll hurt you right back. But should I be flexible? No. Or maybe yes? Sometimes?
Well. I want to be loved. That very basic need is usually masked by my personality. But in the end I want tenderness and caring and respect and thoughtfulness and love. Will I ever find that in my life or am I just meant to be alone fighting the good fight?
Help me.
I'm all confused today. I think I may have been born confused, but I will not take up this post with chit chat about my birth! hehe.
I have impossible standards. It's a wonderful thing most of the time, but then it's also contributed to my loneliness as of late. Or I think. Since I have these high standards for myself and the people that surround me, I tend to have very critical opinions. Since I have critical opinions, most people tend to stay away from me and avoid confrontation. Since these people stay away from me, I tend to be lonely sometimes.
I'm confused because most of the time I'm okay with that. I'd rather have standards than to not have any and slum it with idiots. Can there be a middle ground?
I'm confused about it. Or should I keep doing what I do best (which is drive people away from me) or change something? I believe my behavior stems back to school. And not even high school. Bullying started at a very young age and I always took it. Then I got into college and realized I have to fight back. And fight I did. And now I am alone. But I do have standards. You hurt me once and you're gone. I don't give second chances. I don't see why usually. Don't you dare hurt me or I'll hurt you right back. But should I be flexible? No. Or maybe yes? Sometimes?
Well. I want to be loved. That very basic need is usually masked by my personality. But in the end I want tenderness and caring and respect and thoughtfulness and love. Will I ever find that in my life or am I just meant to be alone fighting the good fight?
Help me.
