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Competition: Day 8

Friday, November 20, 2009

And this one is about... letting go.

I've talked before about emotional things that are bugging me and I think, in some ways, holding me back. Because I stress more about them than I do me. I spend more time thinking about the issues, concentrating on them, not getting other things done because of them, than I do on me (and my schoolwork which is not a stress at all at this point - and NEEDS to be).

The problem is... I don't know how. I don't know how to cut the ties and just... be done. And on this one, I'm thinking of a very specific person. Christine and I have talked about the confusion of the situation, but tonight, and frequently, it's a situation that just... hurts. And there is simply no dealing with it anymore.

So now I need to write a paper and I find.... I'm distracted. Which means my personal 3am deadline is about to die.

But I'm going to work on it. Part of this process is about finding those emotional triggers that got me fat in the first place. TBL says it every week and I've never connected it to myself. But maybe it's time I did.

What are my triggers? And how do I come to terms with them? How do I let them go?

I'm going to be a healthier me, both outside and inside. Because I have amazing friends, a strong moral code, and hope.
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COYOTE81 11/21/2009 12:53AM

    Are you worrying more than necessary about small things to distract yourself from the big stressful thing (the paper)? I know I tend to do that. In hindsight I find that I've invented things to worry about in the past as a procrastination tactic. I don't have all the information, so forgive me if I'm wrong. Sounds like you are distracting yourself from what really needs to get done.
KULAS1CR 11/20/2009 9:07PM

    Boys are confusing. I think the best thing for you is space. You have other things in your life you need to focus on. Get that paper done, relax and smile. Everything will work out in the end! emoticon

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