I don’t know, really. I do know that I’m re-evaluating what it means to be rejected: I don’t have to ‘be’ rejected, even if I ‘feel’ that way. Really, I choose to ‘feel’ that way, dwell on that feeling, and talk about it, send that energy out, then I become that, and people see that or sense it or something. But I’m not doing that anymore.
Corresponds to generally recognizing abundance rather than lack. Focus on what I have rather than don’t have.
One of my resolutions is to be more up front and honest about my feelings, and just in meeting men in general, with ‘rejection’ being written out of my vocabulary.
It no longer exists, because if someone doesn’t want to invest the energy in me, it leaves space for someone even better, or for me to do things that are better for myself.
Lately I’ve been reminded (a few times) that many men from my past still think of me in (mostly) a sexual way, and will probably not move (much) beyond that. I used to really get annoyed at this, and either angrily resent it, or else try to ‘make’ them see me, but now I just accept it, and enjoy the fact that they at least think I’m kinda sexy! (this is in a safe way as the people I’m thinking of are far away and I don’t see them or contact them often).
I need to accept that, while working at finding a man conscious enough to see be as beautiful both in and out of bed, for real, AND to want to be there for me, for real.
On the other hand, I need to enjoy myself, have a flirt or fling here and there with no drama – none of my OWN drama. Nevermind theirs, I can handle that, depending on the situation, but it’s my own I have to leave behind.
Never mind what other people think, maybe just recognizing what I need to do to love myself is all I can do. This is really the only way.
