a 26 year teenage existential dilemma…
right all along
So after a fairly emotional night (26 years of psychological drama can make one emotionally exhausted every now and again) it turns out that, yeah, basically I’ve been right all along (uhm, of course, I know me better than anyone else does), and my friends (and I think probably my family too) do indeed have a totally wrong frame of reference by which they view and understand me.
I guess its not really wrong for them to have an incorrect frame of reference either, because I’ve not really been helping anyone to truly know me. Yet it still causes problems, because turns out I’m also right that people have been inferring some seriously wrong conclusions/issues/worries about me, and its all because they don’t have the right frame of reference with which to view/understand me, and I’m apparently vague enough about everything, that its not something anyone is likely to simply infer.
So, where do I go from here? How can I convince people that I’m honestly ‘ok’ when they won’t really believe it until their frame of reference for me changes?
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