This is exactly the reason why I do not like telling people my problems. Sometimes you wonder why they want to know. Is it because they’re concerned? Or do they want to know simply for the sake of knowing? Am I being cynical or distrustful just because I doubt their motives? Give me room to doubt, please.
Isn’t it that once you’ve relieved yourself of your problem you’re supposed to feel better? But why do I feel even worse? When you open up to someone, especially those most close to you, one expects that these people would not take those things you find important so lightly. I say this because this is how I feel. This is how their actions appear to me.
Downgraded and downsized.
Compared to and measured simply.
Are problems supposed to be treated that way? Especially if they are personal and deeply affecting. Why do people do that? It’s unfair. I felt like my problems meant nothing. I wish I hadn’t said them in the first place. At least, if I had kept them to myself, I’d feel as if they actually mean something.
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letmyhealingbegin said:
don’t stress, sometimes people cant find the right words to say, nor a way to connect. but this doesn’t mean someone doesn’t care or that your problems are meaningless.. stay strong <3 you’ll find comfort elsewhere, always.
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