Thursday, February 25, 2016

Hurt by Another

Dear readers,
       This post unlike its predecessor this post is a bit more somber. This morning I decided that I really didn’t want breakfast because well I wasn’t hungry. Seemingly simple right? Well it led to something big and not in a good way.
         Alright here’s how it went. I decided to skip breakfast this morning and thought nothing of it because I have been eating breakfast regularly, a major improvement for me. I got in the car to go to school as usual when my mother came to drive ,since she was going to take it in to be checked out after she dropped me off, and she brought me a yogurt. The idea of eating wasn’t appealing to me so I put it to the side and politely refused. She started to argue then upon seeing that I wasn’t going to change my mind went silent a stern look painted on her face. After a while I gave up and said I’d eat the yogurt so she’d stop giving me the silent treatment guilt trip. The tipped her over the edge and she proceeded to tell me that she didn’t care anymore, that she was giving up and that if I wanted to hurt my body like that she was done trying to stop me. This made me go silent for the rest of the car ride. Now to her it might have just been about eating but to me it was my world. I have always used her as a tether to keeping from any serious self-destructive behavior and when she said she didn’t care it clicked with my mind that I didn’t have to either. The thoughts lasted for a while before I resolved to focus on me and doing what I needed to more on my own. She had made promises to help me try and improve my self-esteem by helping me lose weight but not much has happened since that promise and I’ve decided to inflict the pain I been calling for in a non-harmful productive way. I’m going to work out like a maniac, and hopefully the results to will help me improve my outlook.
        To everyone going through a slump and considering going back to old habits I implore you to find something else that is productive and will lead to a self-improving outcome.
Best of wishes,
Asher Constantine


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