Today was a wake-up call. I have learned to embrace who I am obsessed with. I am proud to have exposed myself like this. One of the guys who I have obsessed about has since passed away. The fact that he has died young is quite sad. However, to see his grave stone is sobering. I admit I wonder about his spiritual state. Where is he? Was he born-again? Was he living life in sin while claiming to be born-again? I know it seems strange because it is too late for him to be saved if he were not and I say this at the risk of sounding crass because he has since died. I never got to know this guy except I had a crush on him and I thought he was gorgeous.
Well that is or was how I felt. I have tried hard to deny how I have been feeling. My feelings I thought were strong feelings but it was only something meaningless after all. I will never get to meet this guy because he is no longer walking the earth. Thinking about the fact that he is dead is quite sobering. I wonder if having a crush or rather obsession on someone who is dead makes me crazy or if it just makes me human, with my flaws and all. I guess I will never know. I confess that as a sufferer of obsessive compulsive disorder, acceptance is quite hard and so is avoidance.
What is hard to accept is the questions that will never be answered. I hate uncertainty and for a while I thought that the fact that I had a persona and exposing her will help me. The truth is, it wasn't a persona, it was me all along. With the help of God and the rest of my support system, I know that I can and will get better. It is just gonna take some time. I confess that I even had a crush on the late young man's father and uncle and to a lesser extent, wondered about his brother, who is autistic. They don't know me from Adam and/or Eve, but I realize that not even that matters. As much as I hate avoidance and uncertainty, I have to do what is hardest, which is to face my fears and to no longer be apprehensive about the next time another thought comes along. All I have to do is deal with the uncertainty and enjoy the freedom that I have now and therefore, enjoy life.
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