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Just cool. I feel similarly. Most of my friends were all boys growing up. You can’t be an emotional mess, like all the other drama-filled females that wasted our time….. yet, how ironic, I’m married to a man that prefers me to be exactly that. A crying machine, so, he can feel sorry for me [i guess]. It’s just not natural for me. Tears are reserved for solitude. So I can feel I get the chance to keep my dignity….
it’s not impossible | ben sollee
it’s not impossible for me to cry
it’s just the hardest thing
i’ve ever done
and it’s a shame, you know
but it’s ingrained, you know
boys don’t cry
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A normal person experiences trauma and crisis over increments throughout ones lifetime. I seem to be the exception.
I married my husband after a few months of being together. Every moment since, beginning with our wedding day, has been a moment of crisis. We tried to solve our problems and then it fell apart. On our 3 year anniversary I started this blog. Alone and away from my husband. Almost another 700 days passed before I recommitted my time to finishing this project, complete the healing process that I let myself get distracted with.
It was the advise from my aunt to give everything 700 days before seeing things get better.... and we will have survived the hardest part of raising the kiddos.
700 days to journey through what will be the toughest part of our marriage: with three kids under the age of two, confronting depression, and everything else that has been working its way against us.
Feel free to follow me at http://twitter.com/700days or email me at 7hundreddays@gmail.com
