Reminding myself, I am worthy of conversation. I am lovable. I am interesting. I am fun. I am interested. I am trustworthy. I am available. I am talented. I am generous. I am brave. I am flexible. I am magnificent. I am musically inclined. I am free. I am calm. I am in it.
I have again managed to fling my heart attention towards a man who insists on being unavailable. Hard no’s abound. Why would I?
That’s obvious, isn’t it?
I told a friend about being raped earlier this year, and some of the conflicted feelings I have, and how overall I felt like it was a healing, expansive experience to some degree, and then felt vulnerable and judged and like I should not have shared so much with her. There are other things I did not share. Labiaplasty, for example. I trust strangers more than some people close to me. None of me is really a secret. I mean, see here. Still, there are things that make me uncomfortable to see. So I guess I have to understand when he does not trust me. Finds me unworthy of conversation.
I do that a lot too. Distance myself. I just don’t do it in love. Do I? My inner circle. I am fully available there. Aren’t I? And that is not reciprocated. Is it? It might even be resented a bit. How’s that for a shit story?
A better version is, I am well loved. I have many friends. Lovers any time I want. Satisfaction is mine to make. My lover gives me what he can, and it is a lot sometimes. So much, such that when he gives me none, or very little attention, I am tempted to feel it as lack. There is no lack though. Only a matter of what I focus on. I have plenty of attention in all sorts of fashions and places…so much that I welcome the alone time. He trusts me enough to let me go, and to let himself go. We know each other well, and also, we don’t. We are both free, and not free.
We are all one. I am not him. He is not me.