A Horse And Water
12/30/2022
A
lot not getting posted haha. But that's ok. I'm trying to reach my goal of at
least one a day. Plus, this is therapy for me as well. To get things off my
chest. Things I don't usually say out loud. Things I don't want to think about because they aren't the type of things you want to think about. Sometimes.
I've
made this so as not to imply anyone. It's just something eating me at the
moment, and I want to write about it. Get it off my chest.
There
is a person. I'll leave it at that. This person I love very much. I don't blame
this person for certain things, as times were very hard and quite a few bad
things were happening at that point in time where "certain things" needed help with. There, I'll leave it at that.
I
just hate that I try to help this person, I try to give solutions, to the best
of my current ability, and they are not taken. Now sure, I may be able to push
the boundaries a bit, but why? So I can put a band-aid on a wound of another
that will just be ripped off anyway and then I'll need bandaging myself? I'm
sorry, but no. I can't.
I
try my best, and that is usually a great deal when compared to what others
would do, and that's that. I guess that's why I hate that phrase it is what it
is. It could fit into this moment quite well. And I COULD do something, but
like I said, in detriment to my own goals. I can't have that.
My
solution is to help you fix your life--it can be done--and not have mine fall
apart. One: so I can obviously take care of my family and not have a nervous
breakdown because I don't have the resources to do it and two: so I can help
the person I'm trying to help and continue to help them efficiently. If I burn
off my resources (whatever that may be) then I won't be able to continue
helping anyone, including myself... And that's just not going to happen--at
least if I can help it.
I
don't like to think like this, but it's rational. If it was a life-or-death
situation, that is different. But it's not. It maybe can lead to it, but
currently, it is not.
There
are other factors that come into play that I wish not to discuss at this
point, but let's just say my plan is the path of least resistance for all. And
it's tossed aside.
The
old saying you can lead a horse to water but can't make it drink applies to
this situation. I would lap it up. And be thankful. And if I didn't want it,
I'd have said so from the start. But that's me.
My
solutions are there. But I must set boundaries. Otherwise, I risk falling off
the cliff trying to hold on to the hand that tossed all my solutions aside.
I'm
not turning away. But I can only do what I can do.
Well.
That's that. Now bring on the New Year. Talk soon.
WCM
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