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I know you want one more of your own but have you ever considered adoption or fostering? I know it sounds like defeat but for one of us (adopted kids) a loving home with someone who wants to be our parent means everything. I suspect you might find the rewards (albeit it different) but equally if not more rewarding.
I have been paying homage to Hepburn's Holly Golightly for a long time and until recently, it has just dawned on me that this might not be entirely healthy. I keep waiting for the other paten leather shoe to drop. And it has been my experience that it always does. So why live in constant fear of pain when I can carry it with me where ever I go. Who needs to wait for the phone call at 3 am, mammogram results, or unreciprocated love when you can come dressed for the funeral at all times? I am grieving... for ... the future. I am 24 years old and I live in constant fear of what will happen or worse what won't. What if there's no one to open my mayonnaise jar? What if my dreams die behind the barista bar at Starbucks,or worst of all, What if my life is a waste? All these 'What ifs." My closet is not only black sometimes it feels empty.
And yet, I don't think that it is my time to mourn. Maybe I need to fill my closet with a little more risk, faith, and fire engine red. I don't know what I will wear tomorrow. I'd like to think that it will be something other than black, but that remains to be seen. Wouldn't it be fabulous if life held an annual " Cosmic Clothing Swap?" We could change out wardrobes, stories, tears. Come to think of it, I guess we are doing that right now. Thank you for your story Lucia.
I really need to purge.
Emma