Watch your “never’s”

[majestyjo]

More Language Of Letting Go

Watch your “never’s”

Be careful what you say you’ll never do again. You might be building a wall between you and the good in your life.

He hurt me, so I’m never going to speak to him again. She hurt me, so I’m never going to get involved with women again.

Sometimes, our hurt feelings can be accurate and reliable warnings that we need to back off and stay away. But usually when we say never, it’s because we don’t want to be vulnerable and feel the hurt that came our way.

Saying never may be an indication that we’ve closed our hearts.

Have you built a wall with your “never’s”? Look. Peek underneath. Is there a feeling of hurt you need to feel, instead?

You got burned when you touched the hot stove, so you’re never going to go near a stove again? You’ll miss out on some tasty meals.

God, help me be vulnerable enough to feel my pein and learn my lesson, instead of saying never and building a big wall.

What a remember when.  i am never going to talk to them again.  i am never going to go there again.  i am never going to eat that again.

Grateful for the gift of recovery.  If I have to say never, I generally add God Willing.

[caressa222]

Never say never. In today I often sound and act like my mother. She was a good Christian woman who didn't know about this program. She died at the age of 40 not knowing her oldest daughter would inherit her father's disease and her's too.