It's interesting to think of war and how it shows so much of the destruction others can do and how there's so much evil in war itself because there's no rules
only when u come back home do you come back to the structure of rules and regulations placed. You feel like a different person yet u have to pretend like nothing happened.
You have to forget things that have changed you because others don't understand what happened to you in war.
I guess there's the guilt and pain of loss.
Did you get to grief or are you holding in the grief? Have u forgiven yourself or those you had to leave behind?
There's so much balance needed in how you buried the pain that needs to come to light that made you who you are.
I guess what I'm sensing is there's a lot of unspoken things you wish you could express but haven't had a chance to say and it could feel like betraying ur family but it's really betraying yourself if you don't address what it is you had to let go of.
I also don't need to know it's between you but if you wanted to journal or just be in your thoughts,
I think it would help you sort what you may have suppressed.
You feel just as much as anyone and love even in your quiet state.
You aren't an inconvenience
Your voice matters.
When u find your voice you can tell others what you think and there will be no fear or doubt. Don't let your insecurities or conditions growing up dictate how u show up for yourself and others
My text to grandpa today. Maybe it will help someone also dealing with something similar