More thoughts.
Apr. 17th, 2011 09:05 pmOne friend suggested that "wary" might be a better term. Indeed it might. I haven't really thought about the distinction yet. To me both mean I'm going to have my guard up and be very careful about my own language, both spoken and body.
Another has suggested that the fear (or wariness) might give me the place I need to heal from the years of that pain.
The truth of that pain is that, no matter what comes of it, I do need my own time and place to heal. It is both very old and young, including multiple incidents that are as old as my school days and as recent two weeks ago (from my own coworkers.) Though, as of when I informed them that I was transitioning two weeks ago, those office conversations in my presence have completely stopped, replaced by (unnatural) silence. I'm doing what I can to be employed elsewhere before what happened to L happens to me.
Another has suggested that the fear (or wariness) might give me the place I need to heal from the years of that pain.
The truth of that pain is that, no matter what comes of it, I do need my own time and place to heal. It is both very old and young, including multiple incidents that are as old as my school days and as recent two weeks ago (from my own coworkers.) Though, as of when I informed them that I was transitioning two weeks ago, those office conversations in my presence have completely stopped, replaced by (unnatural) silence. I'm doing what I can to be employed elsewhere before what happened to L happens to me.