Letting Go
This is about my side of the story and shedding the toxicity from family members who fall under what atypical narcissistic people do. I share my view on how events transpired and my thoughts about experiences I have gone through in regards to how these people have abused others and will not take responsibility for their actions. They try to rewrite history in their delusional minds and try to silence those who have lived through their bullying/abuse and have witnessed what they have done.
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
A good day to move on
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
A Good Day to put to rest
It is sad the delusional state that y'all have to live in now. Finding the definition to your unacceptable behavior has taken some time but the truth has always been there. Stonewalling. Over the years you all were the ones who refused to talk, to communicate, who falsely accused, who bullied and harassed, who made fun of others, who twisted the truth, who evaded accountability, and refused to forgive when the opportunity presented itself.
Y’all let your narcissistic behavior run wild until there was no turning back. You claim that there was a lot done to you, but you never actually say what it is that was done to you. Instead, you have stonewalled, gaslighted, and deflected. In the end, all that happened is you lost, you lost family, relationships, faith, reputation, opportunity, and growth. And you all just crawled back into the shadows like cockroaches (as so aptly put by your daughter). We will always be healthier and happier living our lives to the fullest. We will always feel sorry for you all and the trauma you have to deal with.
Wednesday, August 4, 2021
A good day to be light as a feather
It is sad the delusional state they have to live in. It is sad the lies they have to tell themselves every day in order to live with themselves.
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Monday, July 26, 2021
A good day for time
Do not mistake my kindness and my forgiveness as weakness. Having healthy boundaries and being able to move forward to live life vivaciously is not only possible, it has happened. Choosing to let go and not to be bitter over the choices my aunt, uncle, and cousins have made has been the healthiest and wisest course. Forgiveness does not excuse their behavior, that they choose to continue to make up false narratives, hold grudges and deny forgiveness is upon their shoulders. Time does not heal all wounds but it is a choice to let it fester or to let the wound sink into the subconscious. Someday they will have to explain their reasoning and their actions and that may be in the afterlife before the Judgement Bar of God. But for now, my family has chosen to not let those wounds fester and we have moved on, happier and healthier.
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
A good day to miss you
Saturday, February 20, 2021
They are Blind and Cannot see.
Over the years they have lashed out, they have scoffed, they have scorned, they have ridiculed, they have made fun of, they have lied, and they have lost.
They lost so many things, they lost friendships, they lost opportunities, they lost family, they lost parts of their humanity, they lost sight of what it means to live life.
They are just shadows of what they could have been. They do not understand what forgiveness truly means. Through all of the ridicule, name-calling, lies, and scorn...My family and I were learning how to frankly forgive. They have never understood what the term forgiveness means. What they did was wrong and not ok. The false assumptions about nonexistent issues, the lies on court documents, the slander to people around the community, Not ok and Not pardoned.
I believe in a God who knows all, who knows our heart's intentions, who knows our actions done in private as well as public, I believe in a God who will one day bring this to an end. But until that day, my family will continue to not be blinded by hate. We have chosen forgiveness and because of that, our lives shine brighter, we are happier, and we are living life to the fullest.
"The bottom line is the people who hurt [us] will always be responsible for the pain and hurt they caused, and it's never going to be OK. They can be forgiven, though, if [one] define(s) forgiveness thus: the process of letting go of the hurt, pain, hate, and anger that holds [one] captive around an offense and causes [one] further suffering. Forgiveness is not about pardoning the guilty; it is not about saying it's OK that they hurt you. Forgiveness is about choosing not to live in an energy of hate and angst toward this person anymore because it diminishes the quality of [one's] life." -Coach Kim