Sunday, March 24, 2013

When U think U do, but U don’t, then …


Today, I suppose it just the evenings that I feel lonely and wish I had someone with me. I have a fair number of friends, both close friends and more casual acquaintances.  But today I start thinking that I don’t have any friends when I probably have more than other people in my environment. YES, I believe in the fact that anyone can’t avoid feeling lonely. In some ways, we are alone- no one can jump in our heads and be there for us 100% the way we desire. I think accepting my feelings as normal might make me feel a little less lonely but sadly it’s not.
 
So my mind starts distorting my feeling towards my boyfriend. I have a boyfriend but I still feel lonely? Frankly saying, he’s doing all goods to me, we usually talked every night and texted me to say good morning/ good night. My boyfriend is very understandable of my situation. Due to our only means of communication is over the phone, it is the reason, why I felt so lonely. I feel like I’m being neglected because we’re in long distance relationship. I know he cares for me deeply but it is all from FAR. I also hate the fact that I always have to initiate our date when it’s all normal for all men that they like unplanned things.
It is under my knowledge that even in the best relationship, you can sometimes feel alone. That sense of separateness is INESCAPABLE, but it doesn’t have to be painful. In fact, it can be the place where strength begins. The dawning of loneliness is very strange time in relationship. It can be a sign that something is wrong—but this is not always the case. One of the age-old truths about love is that while it offers unparalleled opportunities for union and the lifting of ego boundaries, it also washes up on the shores of the loved one’s otherness. Sooner or later, love makes us feel inescapably separate.
Sometimes I feel like giving up, because it’s so hard to keep a long-distance relationship. We have some good days and some bad days. I always told him that I wasn’t satisfied of how are relationship is becoming. He was clueless. He thought everything is okay. But I wasn’t. I’m still not okay. I try to be positive, but this issue keeps pop up in my mind. I always want to bring it up again and somehow led me to take a break in our relationship. I really don’t know what to do. I just hate feeling this way and crying over him most night yet no conclusion. So, “SEPARATE”? Nooo, my problem is that I LOVE HIM SO MUCH, thus what I need to do……(arghhhhhhhh~ :'(  )

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Lovingly Fierce


Is there such a thing? Being angry isn’t a problem in itself. It’s how you deal with it. Because feeling angry is part of being human.

Here are the secret how to express your anger in a constructive and healthy way. Often if you feel angry, it’s about something that is happening to you at the time. This is usually something that is over quickly, for example, sounding your horn if another driver causes you to break suddenly.

So what shall we do in a good way? Use
your rational mind like you smile as you see him speed off. You hope he won’t be endangering other road users instead of compete horning or race.

This is what we called as diplomacy route – let others aware of their own mistake. Mind about the benefits and reasons why you do it. If that doesn't work, shift to second steps learned to relax even when things went wrong. Controlling your anger can make you strong. When you control your anger, it can’t control you.

Let us flip to other story, whenever you feel angry towards someone, you can actually turn yourself into a “fierce” mode, but do it lovingly to ensure no permanent, long-term emotional scar. Try your best to not express your anger through aggression or violence it can be very frightening and damaging for the people around you – especially children. This could damage your relationships and mean that people stop listening to you. It could lose you your job or get you into trouble with the law.

That should do the trick. That was how I managed my bad temper. Firstly, being “SILENT” to give times for everyone to think of their own mistake. Followed by doing something “RELAX” such as sleep, listening to slow music, and it actually depends on yourself to know how to put yourself into relax mode. Lastly, be someone that “LOVINGLY FIERCE”. (Haha), yep, it’s my own term and principle of life. Bye! Till next post! :D