Are we ever satisfied? Aren't we always searching for more? I would love to meet someone who can honestly say that they are totally, completely happy and satisfied with every aspect of their life. I have a feeling that no one can profess to such a theory. I suppose the goal is to get to the point in life where we are mostly satisfied and happy. Anyone would be lying to say that they wouldn't change a thing. Let's be real here. I began thinking of this because, in this search for contentment, I feel like I may never know the answer. Will I ever be satisfied with my life?
My answer is very clear. NO! Isn't our goal in life to be constantly striving to be more, do more? I am ok with this concept. I hope I never become complacent.
I hope there are always people who interest me. Who make me intrigued via conversation. Who I love to hear their version of life. I love to hear people's view of food, politics, love, etc. Some topics are heavy, some humorous, some eye-opening. I hope I always want to travel. I hope I always want to learn new things.
I love that in my rambling, I have trailed from my original topic. Note to self...
A blog about recovery through writing, loving, and living life to its fullest.
Hello there!
Thanks for taking the time to explore my journey. I am a happily married Southern girl who loves life. I am so blessed to have an amazing family and friends I can't live without. That being said, I am also Bulimic. I have struggled for nearly 12 years to end this battle and become a healthier, happier me. At almost 30 years old I have finally decided to give it my absolute all. I am ready to put this skeleton in my closet for good. I have faith that I can, and will. I want nothing more than to make peace with myself and my body. There will be many good and bad days ahead. I hope this blog not only helps me, but may find a way to help someone else.
Much love and happiness.
Jenn
Thanks for taking the time to explore my journey. I am a happily married Southern girl who loves life. I am so blessed to have an amazing family and friends I can't live without. That being said, I am also Bulimic. I have struggled for nearly 12 years to end this battle and become a healthier, happier me. At almost 30 years old I have finally decided to give it my absolute all. I am ready to put this skeleton in my closet for good. I have faith that I can, and will. I want nothing more than to make peace with myself and my body. There will be many good and bad days ahead. I hope this blog not only helps me, but may find a way to help someone else.
Much love and happiness.
Jenn
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