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Current mood:apologetic Category: Goals, Plans, Hopes
It's tough to live with no regrets when you've lived a life of lies. For nearly ten years, I have fooled and failed my friends and family, shamed my name and disappointed my parents, wasted women and led on lovers, and masked myself to make many (mainly myself) misinterpret my motives. I have maliciously molded emotions in a manipulative manner. I have demolished the foundations of relationships with destructive explosions of deception, sending deceit-drenched debris raining down like shattered shards of trust.
However...
For some time now, I have committed myself to making positive changes in my life while making significant improvements to my character and well-being. For the past several months, I have set out to absolve myself from substance and sin. Not only am I making changes to my habits and everyday activities, but also the way I treat myself and others. I suppose it would be an accurate statement to say that I have a new outlook on life. I feel better about myself when I look in the mirror, knowing that I am a more authentic and genuine person. For too long, my head has been clouded with uncertainty and doubt, depression and low self-esteem, substance abuse, immaturity, and irresponsibility... I now have a relentless resolve to become an honorable, trustworthy, considerate, caring, and compassionate individual. To become a better friend, lover, father, son, and brother. To become a better person...
Still...
My heart is a lead weight, smothering my stomach and pulling the corners of my mouth down into a perpetual frown. Things I have done and opportunities I have passed upon flicker through my mind in somber silent cinema, the choices I've made taunting and tormenting me with what-could-be's and what-might-have-been's. The most enjoyable instances of my day come in those few moments of incoherence immediately after I wake up, before actually reaching consciousness and allowing the immense amount of remorse and regret to fuel the fury in my mind.
I owe an endless amount of apologies to almost anyone I have ever encountered. To those who remained by my side and saw through the haze of depression and confusion I was under, I thank you. To those who were forced to turn their back, I do not fault you. And to any person that has ever wronged me in the past, all is forgiven...because I probably deserved worse.
Currently listening: Soulshine By Warren Haynes
12:28 PM
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