😉 I try MW51. Truthfully I would ‘like’ to hide from feeling guilty about things I don’t need to feel guilty about, but most often just deal with it. Sigh.
I agree with what Marissa wrote, and am glad that at least its Guilt rather than its evil sibling Shame from which you try to hide, my friend. May you forever remain outside of Shame’s ice cold clutches.
You are so talented – its amazing how you are able to convey a feeling or emotion with such a simple sketch – yet I know that the simple things often require the most thought and time!
i’m tempted to yell, “Run, Colleen!” But a sensitive person, as you are, won’t outrun guilt. Spend a little time with it, if warranted, and then send it packing! 🙂
I dislike how guilt overshadows many positive emotions and robs us each day of some part of our joy. I don’t want to be “carefree” but sure wish to be “fancyfree!” (At least once in awhile. . .) 🙂
I am doing my weekend update of the past week. I save and savor your posts which touch me deeply, Colleen.
Thank you so much Robin. I so appreciate you. I get upset about the theivery guilt inflicts as well. I suppose I would rather have it then have none of it. I think it keeps me honest and generous. That may be difficult to explain, but I think it does.
Thank you Robin. I know ‘guilt’ is often something I would love to carry ‘less of’. But I do believe it has it’s place (not being ‘guilty’ of course). At least in this sense.
I think “guilt” shows you have a conscience, Colleen. I said “no” as you were saying it may be difficult to explain but I understand partially what you mean. 🙂
Yup, those times I feel guilty, that’s what it feels like Colleen! ❤
Diana xo
I just want to say ‘ugh’ sometimes.
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I seeeeeeeeeeeeee you. But I wont tell.
Thank you. I appreciate you having my back.
Don’t hide. Pull up your big girl boots and stand your ground. Hopefully armed with a big piece of chocolate!
😉 I try MW51. Truthfully I would ‘like’ to hide from feeling guilty about things I don’t need to feel guilty about, but most often just deal with it. Sigh.
Indeed, it always does. 🌺
Right? It’s got the edge on some of us more than others of us. 😉
So true
I bet you feel guilty way more often than you should, Colleen!
Marissa, I have to own that. You are correct.
I agree with what Marissa wrote, and am glad that at least its Guilt rather than its evil sibling Shame from which you try to hide, my friend. May you forever remain outside of Shame’s ice cold clutches.
Thank you Russ, I hope to not fall into those clutches!!!!
A blush gives me away. Always has!
Oh I share that shade of blush Peter.
and i will stand with you to face off with it and send it on it’s way –
Thank you friend.
You are so talented – its amazing how you are able to convey a feeling or emotion with such a simple sketch – yet I know that the simple things often require the most thought and time!
Thank you for such a validating comment. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it.
i’m tempted to yell, “Run, Colleen!” But a sensitive person, as you are, won’t outrun guilt. Spend a little time with it, if warranted, and then send it packing! 🙂
Good advice. I haven’t been able to ditch it in all of these years. Need to deal with it and keep moving. Thank you Debra!
That darn guilt!
Oh how I would like to dodge it sometimes. 😉
I dislike how guilt overshadows many positive emotions and robs us each day of some part of our joy. I don’t want to be “carefree” but sure wish to be “fancyfree!” (At least once in awhile. . .) 🙂
I am doing my weekend update of the past week. I save and savor your posts which touch me deeply, Colleen.
Thank you so much Robin. I so appreciate you. I get upset about the theivery guilt inflicts as well. I suppose I would rather have it then have none of it. I think it keeps me honest and generous. That may be difficult to explain, but I think it does.
No, guilt shows a conscience. I think I get this analogy to “keeping you honest and generous,” Colleen.
Thank you Robin. I know ‘guilt’ is often something I would love to carry ‘less of’. But I do believe it has it’s place (not being ‘guilty’ of course). At least in this sense.
So true. . .
I think “guilt” shows you have a conscience, Colleen. I said “no” as you were saying it may be difficult to explain but I understand partially what you mean. 🙂
In the immortal words of Elsa: “Let it go. Let it gooooo…” 😉
I’m singing it 🙂
In that case, I apologize. Especially to your husband. 😉
The poor ol’ fella. 😉
Haha.