August 6 -The view from the top
Most of the vista was shiny these days, only a ring of pale fuzz surrounding the field of vision. The scragglyness had once been full and brown but time and weather had greatly reduced it.
What is it? A bald man's head.
I read this prompt, looked up, and was staring at my great-uncle's balding head. I kid you not. I tried making it more mysterious, like I was describing a mountain top but it really didn't work. Oh well, live and learn.
Day 6 - Daring to Tell
"Daring to tell, to open up the subconscious. Then having to hold self accountable for feelings."
I've thought about this and pondered this quite a bit. Feelings are scary! Very!!
This philosophy of sorts also works on pain. If I don't make any sounds of acknowledge it and if I don't tell anyone the pain will fade/go away/not get much worse/I can bear it. But as soon as I whine or tell someone it gets worse/harder to bear because I've acknowledged it and it takes over. Give it an inch and it takes a mile.
The part in quotes is a paraphrase of the article/the gist of it. I enjoyed this one. And funnily enough, we had a discussion like this on pain while camping!
Your comments on feelings is interesting and, hm, cutting. Direct I mean, and with the sting of truth.
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