Cleaning Up Where I've Mesed Up
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2016 9:17 pm
The last time I was here, I had problems with sex addiction that I mistook for a pornography addiction. The truth is that it was soul-tie related. While I still have issues with it, I know it's a process. I'm working on my other issues while God works on me in this area, because it's a difficult soul tie to deal with on my own. The tie is with my son's mother, whom I loved. She has passed on as of almost two years ago.
I have fear issues. I hate to say it, but I do. I fear both failure and success. I've always hated failure, but was never taught how to shake it. And I want success, but am scared that I would ruin it if I ever attained it.
I'm especially afraid of dating again once my divorce is finalized. I made a foolish choice marrying someone who never loved me. I was a pretty easy mark, and that stings me to this day.
I've never really had a clear vision about living. Because of the actions of a rather hateful (racially so) Air Force Recruiter many years ago in Georgia, I missed out on military experience. So most of you have life training and thought patterns I don't, and I've been struggling on how to build a life for myself and my son. I'm hanging on very well, but I'm always falling back at many crisis points. I may be wrong here, but it seems like I've never had any lasting success to speak of.
As I go through these stepping stones again, I'm looking to reconnect with God and meet these issues head on to resolve them. That's all for now.
I have fear issues. I hate to say it, but I do. I fear both failure and success. I've always hated failure, but was never taught how to shake it. And I want success, but am scared that I would ruin it if I ever attained it.
I'm especially afraid of dating again once my divorce is finalized. I made a foolish choice marrying someone who never loved me. I was a pretty easy mark, and that stings me to this day.
I've never really had a clear vision about living. Because of the actions of a rather hateful (racially so) Air Force Recruiter many years ago in Georgia, I missed out on military experience. So most of you have life training and thought patterns I don't, and I've been struggling on how to build a life for myself and my son. I'm hanging on very well, but I'm always falling back at many crisis points. I may be wrong here, but it seems like I've never had any lasting success to speak of.
As I go through these stepping stones again, I'm looking to reconnect with God and meet these issues head on to resolve them. That's all for now.