I have been blessed, or cursed as you may see it, with the ability to feel other’s emotions. My Spirit is sensitive and when I see family, a friend, or even someone who is not a friend but maybe just an aquanintance, in pain, I literally, physically feel it with them. And I go through a mourning or grief for them.
I’m not vain enough to think that I am the only person afflicted with this. I think every conscience, has this same curse or blessing as you may see it. We call it empathy or Love. I just think we feel it on different levels.
But I seem to take mine to lengths beyond what may be reasonable. I cry for people’s pain. I reach out and try to make up for the pain of others, giving what Id need if the situation was reversed.
So when I experience something heartbreaking and I don’t get the same sort of kindness, I feel jipped.
That is the selfish side of Sarah. The one I’m ashamed of. The one that rages, and hurts, because I feel unappreciated.
In this way, I am weak.
Because the caring that I give should be unselfish. I should mirror that of Jesus.
It has taken years for me to acknowledge this.
It has caused problems between loved ones and myself that have taken years to mend.
It has caused problems between me and my second family.
So this is my prayer.
I pray that the Father will forgive me.
I pray that those I’ve hurt and confused will forgive me.
I think my second Mom has been hurt the most by this. She just doesnt understand what I need from her.
I love her. She raised a wonderful, beautiful boy, and gave me a magnificent man
For that alone, she deserves my adoration.
But also, I love her because she and I are alike in many ways. And we share an unfathomable love for these men of ours.
She isn’t just my second mama, but my sister in Christ.
This revelation has been slow in coming. I now understand that my traditions and blessing (or curse as the case may be) are mine and any expectations I place on others are unfair.
Its not anyone’s fault but my own, for not recognizing that my Spirit is sensitive, and not recognizing that everybody empathizes in a different way.
Sarah Nicole




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