I am not allowed to be upset I am not allowed to be upset I am not allowed to be upset I am not allowed to be upset I am not allowed to be upset.
I am not allowed to be upset.
But I am.
But I shouldn’t be.
The fact that I am proves that I am not a good friend, follower of Christ, person.
I am not allowed to be upset.
I am not allowed to be upset.
And with that one, my anger switched to tears.
It usually does.
My anger exists to mask pain, and nothing else.
I am not allowed to be upset.
Anything I write will seem pathetic.
Pathetic pathetic pathetic.
I am.
Why didn’t I see it. Why didn’t I know it was coming? Why would I have had the audacity to think that someone like him could have liked someone like me?
Me, when She is right there, so perfect, so everything that I want to be and am not.
I didn’t even really like him.
I think I just hoped that someone would maybe finally find me worthy of liking.
Wrong again.
And I was just saying I was content. Ish. Content-ish.
Clearly that was a lie.
Maybe I knew the whole time, and just didn’t want to.
I don’t think so though.
Why do I allow this to define my self worth?
Because people’s opinions of me are tangible, and their affection felt and not just guessed at.
I am a terrible person for being sad. I’m angry at myself, of course, not at anyone else. Just myself, for thinking I was ever ok enough to have a chance at the love I so desire.
I am sad for myself. The intellectual part of me knows why this hurts and what this will do to me. But that part of me also knows that it is a terrible terrible thing to be upset.
I think I am not the only one upset about this turn of events.
But I think I will be the only one to handle it so poorly.
This is not ok. I am called to be there for my friends, and celebrate with them.
We all know my history of being a bad friend.
I am not ok, and I never will be.
But no one shall know.
After all.
I am not allowed to be upset.