I have come to the realization that I have no friends. Ok. I knew that already, but I am feeling keenly the absence of bosom companions with which to share my life. I have Husband. But he's all. In a way, he's enough. But I need a girlfriend. I need someone who understands my hormones and, well, my female-ness.
I am trying so hard to understand my life and purpose...I feel eighteen again but with more perspective this time around. I don't seek to change the world anymore. I understand that I lack the ambition to do that. I just want to hold my own.
I want to be musical. I want to sing and play and write. I want to have kids who live up to their potential. I want to be the best darn wife and mother ever. I want to live out my life in a manner that I can be proud of. When I am on my deathbed. I want something meaningful to pass before my eyes.
I want to learn how to praise God again. I want to get back that intimate relationship that I once had with Him. Some might call it foolish, but I know what it was for me. I am a little misdirected sometimes, but I'm not crazy. I know that peace that came from knowing Him, and I have found that nowhere.
Believe me, I looked. Hard.
At 30, I have matured a good deal. I am calmer now. More laid back. Way more organized. But in my head, I can be the same spastic little girl. Flitting about from idea to idea, never settling on one thing for long. Focus. It's a good thing. If someone could tell me where to buy that, I would totally stock up on it.
I think that if I had these elusive female companions, we could channel our estrogen to accomplish great feats, we could. Maybe they're in the store, next to the focus. Go figure.
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I completely understand how you feel. Forever seeking that girlfriend who you can be 100% real with. Who you can expect to be real with you...and even hard on you when you need it. Someone that no matter how rough times get, still checks in at least once a week.
Where is she? How do you find her? Is she already there?
I love you, Holly! I wish often we were closer. :)
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