Monday, September 30, 2019

Lost... Who is Jamie Elizabeth?

My Mom used to say, that as a child, I had "a smile that was infectious and could brighten others days," and I was an inspiration with how I handled my disability with a smile. However, over the years, between trying my best to fit in with society's ideals/standards, trying to live up to what I was taught by my parents or CCD Religion classes, relationships with people I thought of as friends who turned out to be toxic (only to discover my true friends), relationships romantically, stress from struggles as a college student, and the struggles of living on and off with pain or other medical problems, I seem to have lost a sense of myself.

It's like a constant battle between my heart, my brain, and the outside forces of voices from people around me. I am 28 and enjoy childish things like dolls, stuffed animals, playing games at the local fairs, I enjoy cartoons and childish movies, tea parties, parties, I get separation anxiety and sad when my friends have to leave; it is like I am still a child trapped in the biological fact that I am 28 and some people point it out and judge me and tell me, "You are 28, act your age." But my question is, "Is it they are just jealous that I am trying to find joy in the things I have always enjoyed?" I am just trying to block out the darkness and cruelty of the world going on around me. It may make me ignorant, but I refuse to watch the news because it's depressing and angers me, I rather "stick my head in the sand," and tune it out, and leave it to God. When the world is so sad and depressing, who wouldn't want to go back to the simpler times of innocence of childhood?


Don't get me wrong, I still know some things I enjoy: Spending time with friends/family, parties, dancing, theater, crafts, creative writing, etc.; however, lately, I been really tired a lot and seem to stay in front of screen watching movies/tv or YouTube videos. It's like I have no motivation or anything right now. I have wanted to do more blogging, more YouTube, more artistic and creative, but I just can't get myself to actually do it, or how to put words out there.

Hopefully, I can rediscover myself again.

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