I know it sounds weird. But I actually do live it out loud. I share with whomever chooses to listen everything about me. I am especially guilty of this on FB. The good thing is, after apologizing a few times for my over sharing on the good the bad and the obscene. All my friends told me I was crazy and they loved to hear what I share.
My bra doesn’t fit. Stupid TOM weight. You name it. Its been said. LOL. I have shared extremely personal things with complete strangers on my blog. I have shared it with the world on my blogger. I live my life out loud. I don’t know why. But I mostly think I share to hold myself accountable. I hate failure. So if I put it out there for the world to see I cant help be accomplish my goals. FB was the first to find out about my weight problem. For years nobody knew what I looked like now because I refused to post a picture of myself. I am still camera shy but not like before. I let people who previously knew me as a skinny girl see me fat. See me for what I did to myself over the years. I am now letting them see me change in amazing ways. They still see my frustrations. Everyone gets to share in that..lol. But I share the changes I made in my life since my family passed. I think the only thing I have not shared with many people was my hardships and family strife growing up. Some know a little others no more. But nobody knows it all except my husband. I don’t like sharing pain. I don’t like sharing in things that were said/done, to make me what I became. Everything else though is fair game.
On the flip side of living my life out loud I have to listen or in some cases read what people say when they disagree with my personal points of view. I guess its all up to interpretation. I had a friend of mine once tell me. I am the type of person who blurts what’s on her mind out to everyone. And either you like me and always will or you don’t like me and never will. I suppose that was a fair enough description of me. Because it has proven to be true. I’m not a bad person just misunderstood. Some people just don’t get candor.
HUGS!
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