Talk draining out of me
I've been feeling a bit guilty over the past few days that much of my reaction to what's going on is quiet and internal, that that I am not announcing more frequently / vociferously my support for people who are suffering or my concern about people who are missing or my disapproval of attitudes such as "this happened because we don't have prayer in the schools" and "vengeance now at any cost."
I'm going to stop feeling guilty about it.
I care.
I'm going to stop feeling guilty about it.
I care.
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If the people who live with me saw the amount of stuff I've written, they'd be amazed, because I've spoken very little about it all. But writing about it, to friends, to LJ, to my private journal, to a newsgroup or two, to Wombat, a trickle here, a trickle there, has allowed me to process this in my own way.
You said:
I care.
I know.
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This made me think
This article rang steel for me:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2001/09/14/DD154994.DTL
Mary
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most traumatic events of the last several decades. I haven't been able to write much about this either--I've been deleting without reading many threads about subjects that I feel strongly about, because I'm not ready. I feel a little bad about it sometimes, but I believe strongly that I have a right to my own feelings and grieving methods, and I believe strongly that you do too.
If you're feeling judged about this by anyone else, perhaps it will help to know this:
I can't imagine anyone I know that knows you who would think you don't care, or who would judge you for needing space to yourself at such a time.
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Fortunately, I don't feel anyone else is judging me. It's an internal feeling.