Question for you, dear reader

[slipjig3]

What will you forgive yourself for today?

Comments

[mousme.livejournal.com]

Nothing? Why would I?

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

Personally speaking, I've got a fuckton of misplaced guilt floating about, so self-forgiveness is more than warranted on a thousand different fronts. If you don't carry any of that, then I'm genuinely delighted for you. If that "why would I?" means you don't feel you're worthy of forgiveness, however, I'm going to have to vehemently disagree. Either way, *hugs*.

[mousme.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's up to me to proffer forgiveness for anything I've done.

[colesdragon.livejournal.com]

Today I will forgive myself for my lack of motivation. And I will give myself a kick-start to get things done.

What will you forgive yourself for today?

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

I forgive myself for my fear. It's only my brain trying to protect me, rightly or wrongly.

[meowmensteen]

I will forgive myself for that one time when I was 19 and admitted to a guy I liked new Metallica and he instantly rejected me. It's silly, but whenever I hear a new or old Metallica song, I feel a tinge of embarrassment from that moment. SO WHAT?! He would have been a douche bag anyway.

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

So what, indeed. Rejecting you for your music preferences? No "would have been" about it—he WAS a douche bag. (And Metallica is pretty damn fantastic, and this is a folk musician talking.)

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

Oh, hey, haven't seen you in these parts in eons! How are you doing? Where are you heading for the weekend?

[magnifelyn.livejournal.com]

I really don't feel worthy to be forgiven of *anything.* But today, I have to at least accept the fact that I'm in very bad psychological shape, and I didn't take the car to the mechanic, and I ordered pizza for our lunch instead of going to get groceries, and I have provided zero activities for my son and let him mess around on the computer all day.

Yeah, maybe acceptance will have to be good enough. I can't manage forgiveness.