What's the hardest thing for you to accept

[scottish]

What's the hardest thing for you to accept in your life?

[buttons]

that my closest family member is dealing with a progressive disorder and ive no idea what to expect in terms of his quality of live

deep

[nat965]

Being told by Social Services and Medical staff that we had no other option than to place my grandmother in a Nursing Home. She thinks every time we visit is her ticket out of there.

[despect]

That sometimes I am actually in the wrong. I prefer it when I'm always right.

[-:Undertaker:-]

being gay

[scottish]

How are you all getting on with accepting it now?

[-:Undertaker:-]

scottish;

nowhere

[scottish]

Do you think you ever will?

[tbl]

It's hard for me to accept when people I'm close to pass away. I compartmentalize and avoid thinking about things--I'm not very good at dealing with things, clearly.

[Brad]

I think for me, the hardest to accept is that the intentions of others I will never know and even though I put 100% into a relationship or a friendship.. their intentions may never be as authentic as mine.

[FlyingJesus]

GETTING SLASH BEING OLD

[lawrawrrr]

i think for me it's that sometimes decisions that other people make AREN'T for a logical reason and that should be OK but I find it really hard to accept things when I don't understand whY

[-:Undertaker:-]

Do you think you ever will?

not sure really, i can't change my beliefs on whether something benefits my wellbeing (which it would)

a friend says why can't i, as thats how he orders his values/thoughts but that to me is behaving like an animal, opposite of logic/thought


anyways i need to look at it writing down as i have been, perhaps tomorrow mood depending

[scottish]

i think for me it's that sometimes decisions that other people make AREN'T for a logical reason and that should be OK but I find it really hard to accept things when I don't understand whY

it's true, bitches be cray