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Old Mar 08, 2008, 04:28 PM
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I thought it would be therapeutic, after reading the post about whether or not I'd want to marry myself (HECK no!), to list off some of the things I do like about me. Sometimes I get so stuck on the bad things, and most of them are things I can't change.

My organizing skills
My people skills
I like my body
My stubbornness
My decisiveness
My ability to get things done
My people skills

It took me a while to come up with this list, and I still think it's a weak attempt. I couldn't get to the good stuff without going over the bad, so here's a good start at a list of things I would like to change about myself:

My absolute RAGE at my H.
My ANGER (there's no word for it) at God for my deafness and health issues, feeling like a pawn (see the Book of Job), and a complete lack of relationship. I used to have a full, satisfying relationship with Him.
My inability to socialize (both my deafness and my H are to fault for this)
My inability to exercise my leadership skills (I blame H for this, and it's not entirely his fault)
Exhaustion (this is an old issue, but it threatens me. I'm afraid it'll come back)

This is what I'd like to work on here at PC. How does one go about doing this?

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Old Mar 08, 2008, 04:42 PM
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We're not stubborn, we're tenacious! So much more positive What I'd like to work on here at PC
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Old Mar 08, 2008, 05:06 PM
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one step at a time, truth. those look like 2 steps, so now you're on step 3.... =)
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Old Mar 08, 2008, 05:15 PM
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We have a self help forum based on / geared about drclay's psychological self help online (free) book.

Be sure to check out that forum.

Your mention of Job is interesting to me. I never compared myself to him, but many others have after seeing what I've been through. However, what I did find helpful were the chapters where God replies to Job (and his "friends.") God is sovereign, and even though I think any kind of trauma or mental unwellness can cause us to feel (FEEL) like God isn't there, He is still faithful.

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