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Joined: 5/9/2007 From: Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: GhitaAmati So....if your Sir/Top/Master/SO of any sort called you from work during the middle of the day to say "when I get home we need to sit down and talk" would you get worried? I asked if I did something wrong and he said no, he still loved me and I hadnt done anything wrong but something was bothering him and it was a serious discussion that he needed to have with me. AAAAAAAAARRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH I want so badly to sit back and go..ok, he said it was nothing bad I need to keep treating my day like normal, but in all honesty all I really want to do is crawl into a dark room and cry. Yes I know that makes me sound a bit immature and insecure...but I always get weepy and over-emotional during this time of the month and after a rather hectic weekend filled with some drama and an emotial rollercoaster we had to ride out with some friends (or not so friends) of ours....my head is spinning.... So yea...Im gonna be whiny and ask for someone to just placate me and pat my head and tell me everything is gonna be ok.... Hey...at least I admit it when Im being irrational. ghita~ going off to cry can be a good thing, a very good thing. no one has to see you, no one has to know, but ya get to discharge some of the emotional build-up and get to some real relaxation, not some mental type, where you tell yourself to calm down. the difference is when you allow yourself to not judge yourself as immature or any other word cuz your feelings is jumping up and sit with them, allow them they have many things to teach. we are all insecure about something or other no matter how 'confident' someone appears to be or even says they are. there is no reason to shame yourself or anyone else for these feelings either.
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