mojoboy31
Kitchen Ninja
- Oct 19, 2014
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You have no idea how me that is. When my dad's heart stopped in the hospital, I had to pull the emergency cord, and had to call my mom to tell her what was happening and console her, while an administrator came to tell me how long they'd keep working on him before giving up. After the phone call, the tech had me sit with her behind the desk. She told me she couldn't believe how calm I'd been. If a nighshift nurse thinks you're stoic, you're probably pretty stoic. lol. To paraphrase John Wayne movies, courage ain't about never being scared-- courage is being scared to death and saddlin' up anyway.
I know how that feels. Always feeling on the outside looking in, participating to a degree, but not quite part of the group the way others are. It's horrible feeling like that. It isn't your fault or flaw- it's inconsiderate friends. Friendships should not be one way streets where one person has to make all the effort or communication dries up.No matter how close I am to people, I still feel like an outsider. I'm never in on 'inside' jokes or part of any fun get-togethers...they always expect me to call them, but they never call me. I'm always welcome to hanging out and/or giving an ear or shoulder when need be, but I'm the last person they'd call on for help or company.
I'm not angry...and I'm not lonely. I just feel...empty and useless.
You're not useless, don't let them make you feel that way.
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