I am over my obsession. I can finally beat it. I am doing well now and I am thankful to the Lord above. With God, all things are possible. I feel great. I have learned that if something is on the back of your mind, then you are not truly over it. I am over it and it hasn't been on the back of my mind. The obsessive thoughts don't bother me and I feel so much better. Who was the obsession in question? Well, I am nervous about revealing said person so I guess it no longer matters since I am over it. I slept well last night and everything. I had a rough experience with a crush or two and revealing his name seems like a jinx or something.
I am having a fear of what others may say if I were to reveal my crush/ obsession. The man in question is an actor, and a good one at that. He was good looking as a young man and is just as sexy now as an older guy. He was just pretty to look at when he was younger. Anyways, I don't know why I care so much what others think. Do they care what I think? No, I doubt it. I have learned that when one cares what others think then you give them power and you lose a piece of your own self. It is a trap and a giant one. My world became smaller as a result. Maybe I should be more courageous and reveal the person.
But before I reveal said person, I would like to say that confession is good for someone with OCD because it is a way of facing my thoughts head on. It is also good for the soul and the heart because of the anxiety. I am so anxious about revealing this person I have no idea. It all started when I and everyone else including my friends believe that I was not the right kind of person to have a crush on such a guy. This was back in high school. In college, things got worse as I made a fool out of myself because I was so obsessed with this guy. The only way that I got over that one was to be removed from the University I attended, and thus, move away from the guy. It was a great thing that happened to me.
I got saved just before then and I realized that God revealed himself to me in difficult to understand ways, okay, rather mysterious ways. I went to another college, graduated from said college, then went on to graduate school, and finally found out who my real friends were. I was a lonely person who was often made fun of and taken advantage of and I am still dealing with that until this day. I am learning to stand on my two feet. My voice is just as important as all others and now I will reveal my current crush. It is Mickey Rourke. There. I said it. It is Mickey Rourke.
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