Sometimes I wonder about people.  Here lately, mostly I wonder about myself.  I'm probably just tired and frustrated, but I surely don't like myself much right at this moment.
As I'm sure my two readers know, I am dating a guy again.  And he can be a really sweet, wonderful, caring man at times.  And then there's the other side of him.  Lord, but he can be mean!  Passive aggressive mean.  Catch you off guard and pick a fight just to pick a fight mean.  I can't even name specifics, he is so slick about it.  Grrrr.  I used to say the only person who could make me feel small and insignificant was my dad, but I was sooooo wrong.
Which leads me to question myself and why I attract people like this.  I swear I am the nicest person I know.  I treat people like I would like to be treated and most of the time I keep my frustration bottled up inside.  I know everyone has their own issues to deal with, so why bother them with mine. (Yeah, I know that was grammatically incorrect.  Sue me.)  Plus, I think that most of my issues are not worth bothering people. 
I worry.  A lot.  That I really am not the person people think I am.  That there is nothing truly special about me.  That all I really have to offer is my body.  That the only thing that keeps him interested in me is that I am good in the sack.  I worry myself exhausted over all of this.
I think that part of it is that I feel like I am taken for granted.  I enjoy taking care of others.  Its what I do.  Something to do with being female.  But I can't stand that it is expected of me.  That people automatically assume that I will take care of everything.  I deal with the puking kids, the laundry, the cleaning, the boyfriend who needs a back rub.  I deal with everything.  And I don't want much in return.  A simple thank you.  Run a bath for me.  Tell me to take it easy for five minutes, something.  Let me know that I am a little appreciated.  Hell.
Sigh, "I find sometimes its easy to be myself.  Sometimes its better to be somebody else."  Yeah, Dave again.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
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