My sister said, "I was reading about the secret language of water – he says that we must compliment ourselves and be very careful about using negative words… "
So I thought, OK, what is it that I am saying about myself? Of course, I couldn't remember anything other than an email which I sent to my sister, detailing all the ways in which I suck. So, I thought it might be interesting to go through all the posts on this blog and see what I have said about myself.
Negatives first:
- I'm freaking out and embarassed.
- I am afraid
- I crucify myself a thousand times
- I stab myself in the back
- I feel pressured and squeezed
- I feel like a failure
- I am only moderately happy
- I am depressed
- I am not working
- I will never be a kickboxer
- I will never be that cute
- I will never be that limber
- I will never be that quick
- I love working on big impossible projects.
- I am an intensely creative person.
- I get insanely bored with routines.
- I am the "flower nurse"
- I am curious.
- I forgive
- I am now amazingly inspired.
- I'm creative
- I understand
- I am not depressed
- I am all happy and impressed.
- I am working
- I am the resident heretic
You might disagree with some of the things I have listed as positives. for example... the one about being insane and bored, and the one about being a heretic. However, I enjoy those things about myself , so for me, they get tagged as positives. And, it's highly possible that I may have missed a few, it was quite a task reading all the posts on the blog. Also, I omitted the ones that were more about facts and activities I was/am engaged in, and I also left out anything phrased as a question. I find it very interesting that the lists are so well balanced. I thought for sure that the negatives would outweigh the positives 2 to 1. I wonder if my self talk is as balanced as my blog speak?
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