Confronting Emotional Immaturity

Thanks cancer season 🤍🪷
The axis of emotional maturity/responsibility is my greatest teacher, and my biggest downfall, in this life.
Ackowledging that im at the mercy of my deepest woundings and feeding into cycles of self-victimisation is something that ignites my deepest fears. But, in doing so, my soul unravelles to a point where it has no choice but to rebirth into deeper compassion and love for the wounds that Ive resented in others and myself.
I hope cancer season is showing you a similar path, best of luck 🤞
Love n liiight 💗🤍💗

[@51_cent]

I am a 50 year old man in another world from your life but i can relate to how you felt. I am happy. I like myself. That can make me a target for low vibe people scapegoating me and being cruel to me as if i am Cinderella. There seems to be another level i am learning about that i think you are, too. You are a lot younger than me but perhaps you already are happy and you like yourself and now you're up to this level of how to deal with this business of injustice.

[@ithinkifeel5941]

This made sense. It’s valid to feel emotionally charged from an interaction (especially as somebody interacting with healthcare patients - Yikes, regardless of their personal justifications they can often be short-tempered or downright nasty), but you’re aware enough to work through those feelings and reflect while adjusting your own emotional strategy to prevent yourself from falling into the same pit they’re in. I know I said literally nothing new that you didn’t already mention in detail, but your self-analysis was thorough and I think you’re doing a great job at catching yourself from continuing down a negative path. It wont always be perfect, but by even posting this video you’re already doing what needs to be done in order to practice and improve and work through. You’ve got this (:

[@joy__annabel]

Thank you for sharing understanding and encouragement 🤍🌱 Bless you