Well here's the deal. I am a complete failure.
And I'm not saying that so much to solicit pity or empathy or whatever. Actually, I'm hoping that it might be encouraging to someone else to know that failure isn't the worst thing that can ever happen.
This story is much longer than I'll present here but I don't have time for the whole thing.
I divorced in 2002 and had a really rough two years trying to find someone to share my life with. I spent a lot of time here with people like me having the same difficulties. It wasn't the best situation, but I really had a pretty good time. Then I had surgery on my arm and couldn't type and needed to spend my time more productively anyway, so I pretty much dropped off the face of the earth as far as CF is concerned. I come back occasionally for various reasons.
Anyway, the end of last year I started dating a woman and we were taken up in a whirlwind if you know what I mean. There were issues that I brought here and discussed. I got the advice I expected and proceeded to ignore it. We fought from first month on. Yet I hung on and kept battling even though I don't need any of it. I have Jesus and am truly perfectly happy alone. We kept on and on, she threatening to leave on many occasions.
Then we got married in May. Of course, nothing has changed. Still the same. It's really only a matter of time and I currently feel hopeless and helpless when it comes to this relationship. I feel like I am doing the best I can and it's no where close to good enough.
I'm not really depressed or anything as maybe I should be. I think that at some point, we accept failure as just being part of who we are.
My God is with me and he will sustain me. Sometimes I really wish He just wouldn't let me fail to begin with. Take away my option to not listen to Him.
Jeremiah 29:11
And I'm not saying that so much to solicit pity or empathy or whatever. Actually, I'm hoping that it might be encouraging to someone else to know that failure isn't the worst thing that can ever happen.
This story is much longer than I'll present here but I don't have time for the whole thing.
I divorced in 2002 and had a really rough two years trying to find someone to share my life with. I spent a lot of time here with people like me having the same difficulties. It wasn't the best situation, but I really had a pretty good time. Then I had surgery on my arm and couldn't type and needed to spend my time more productively anyway, so I pretty much dropped off the face of the earth as far as CF is concerned. I come back occasionally for various reasons.
Anyway, the end of last year I started dating a woman and we were taken up in a whirlwind if you know what I mean. There were issues that I brought here and discussed. I got the advice I expected and proceeded to ignore it. We fought from first month on. Yet I hung on and kept battling even though I don't need any of it. I have Jesus and am truly perfectly happy alone. We kept on and on, she threatening to leave on many occasions.
Then we got married in May. Of course, nothing has changed. Still the same. It's really only a matter of time and I currently feel hopeless and helpless when it comes to this relationship. I feel like I am doing the best I can and it's no where close to good enough.
I'm not really depressed or anything as maybe I should be. I think that at some point, we accept failure as just being part of who we are.
My God is with me and he will sustain me. Sometimes I really wish He just wouldn't let me fail to begin with. Take away my option to not listen to Him.
Jeremiah 29:11