My therapist describes guilt as anger at self. I think she's probably correct in that assessment. For being someone who dislikes Catholicism because of its apparent guilt-ridden structure, I still seem to carry a lot of it. I am a very angry person some days and I think a good share of that anger is directed at myself. I'm really not the person I expected I would become and I'm angry about that...well, disappointed, anyway. I recently described myself as honor-less. I'm not sure that's true. If I had no honor, I probably wouldn't feel guilt over my actions. If I didn't feel guilt over my actions, then I would be a sociopath. I'm kind of screwed either way. Either I accept the guilt or stop caring completely. Hmm. I wonder if this is another option.
Links
(Wow, he knows two (2) other bloggers. Is that a lot? No, not really, but these two have the quality of writing to make up for the lack of quantity of bloggers.)Miscellaneous:
I had no idea the name I had chosen to represent myself on line was anything more than a writer's creation. Now I know otherwise:Previous Posts
- I think I have some general confusion about the wh...
- Is it truly possible to have nothing to say? Has ...
- A day late, but it may just turn out to be accepta...
- I find it absolutely amazing how easily I can take...
- Over a month has passed since my last post. I've ...
- What life is this, that loses the spark and the fl...
- Do the choices we make define who we are or does w...
- The Winter lingers, White crystal razors the sky ...
- Update email...! Gwar! Although it is unlikely, ...
- An associate's mother passed away recently and I t...
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home