I must admit; I am tired…

As I sit here at the age of 43 with many trials, tribulations, unnecessary chaos, and repeated hardships, I must admit I am tired. 

I feel that as I have claimed victory in Christ over my sobriety, and let go of so much of the clamour. In a sense I cleaned house (God as my housekeeper). Rid the unneeded evils, and unhealthiness. Allowed God to do some much needed refurbishing. 

I have allowed God to prune, pluck, make, and mold me into what He desires of me today. So when I still have pains that seem like they could be eliminated, it frustates me. These hurts are usually outside of my control. I would not call them trivial, but how they are or maybe are not being dealt with is what I find somewhat infuriating. I have worked hard to get to where I am in this life. To with God right my wrongs. To let all of my family know, and as well see that I am different. 

I want to live for today, live for the moment. I have lived way to long without song, or smile. Hundreds of miles away from my family. I want my family to be part in all that is my life. 

I have tried to build bridges, not tear them down. The ones that were broken, with God I have tried to restore them. Yet here I sit with some broken relationships, that I am clueless as to the why. That to me is nerve racking. Why not clue the person in. Try to make a mends. We are getting too old to hold onto petty hurt. We do not know when our time will come. I have had many friends pass away as of recent. We know not the day or the hour. Why not forgive, and watch us flourish.

Forgive, and forget. Talk about it, quit acting as if the people that are meant to be part in our lives don’t exsist. Imagine all things we miss. The celebrations, gifts of watching one grow, praying for one another, laughter, and tears. All this is what we miss in the non existence of a realtionship. 

I just want to live for today, for what God has given me this second. Call me weird, but I want to know all of my families lives. We are not getting any younger, and are too old to harbor bitter resentments. I wish you part of my life. If you can’t see this for real, then I don’t know what to say. All this too from people who love the Lord. The term “Christian” is used too lightly. Everyone seems to be a Christian today. 

Yet we are lacking in compassion, grace, forgiveness, kindness, and relationships. We are to be the example of that for our children. Christ like in all we do. Sure we will make mistakes. Knowingly living them is different. God called us to be greater than this. Though here we are next of kin, knowing nothing of one another. 

It is sad, and I must admit I am tired. When is it time to be adults, and set aside the strife? So we can laugh, enjoy, and most of all take advantage of this life that God had given us. 

I must admit I am tired, is not time to hang up and expire the old in exchange for brand new? Think of all that our relationship could be. I am tired, and as always will let it be. For I have said my say yet another day. One day though it will be too late.

Ephesians 4:31-32 NIV

Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice. Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.


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23 thoughts on “I must admit; I am tired…

  1. You are no different than I seriously, your post is like as if I am writing word with word.

    I hope you ease, peace and happiness in your life.

    You are so right about forgiving ourselves and by others. We are not getting younger, I hold the same thoughts like yours!

    This post is just simply realistic and to everyone who is reading it.

    💓💓💓💓

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    1. Thank you!! It worked well with the SOCS Prompt today. I bet we all have this in our life today. I am just feeling done. I have watched family members go to their death beds with bitter resentments that did not need to be. Leaving those behind wounded from what could have been. It is just time to resign to the fact of forgive, and forget. Live, and let go. I had to get it out. It is eating at me daily. Though it still sits here. At least I got it out. Thank you for sharing that you can relate. Too bad it is probably all to relational for many. When it just should not be. Hey I will smile anyways, I have way to much to grateful for. Have an awesome day!!

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    1. No I am not giving up. I already reached out to this person. Who seriously just one day stopped talking to me. I have no idea why. I just recently wrote to them asking for knowledge of my wrong so I can correct it. Saying a lot of what I said. Life is just to short. They were so excited to have me back in their life when all turned around. So I am at a lack for knowing. So I just pray.

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  2. Your frustrations sound so very much like mine. At sixty-one, I lived a life of on again off again relationships with my parents and sisters. Only one sister is still living. So much time was wasted in anger and indifference … on both sides. Would that I could do it all again … differently. You are young … remember love is a verb … a two-way relationship. Leave the welcome mat out, and do the best you can. Don’t miss out on present relationships wishing for what could be. Thanks for sharing. It made me think of my own past; lessons learned I pray I will not repeat. Jan

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    1. In this day in age, and with the things I am seeing I am just looking up & making sure I am ready. Making sure I never leave my house ill prepared for the woes of this world are heavy. Armed with the full armor of God always! We live in perilis times. Blessings to you as well in Him!!

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