Aaaaaahhh. GRRRRR> RAWR. That feeling when you just want one of those pillows loaded with feathers that I can just chuck everywhere and explode.
When I feel like exploding, a firework comes to mind. They are so bright and beautiful when they explode, but the sound leading up to the bang is horrific and you just want it to be over already. That is how I feel.
Most of the time, I'm pretty sure that I know myself now. I know what I believe in; what inspires me; what I don't like; what I want from my goals; what makes me tick; how I deal with things; what I'm scared of; what my limits are; what I love. Knowing your own mind is the start to anything and it's so important that you know yourself in order to judge yourself.
So, I am sentimental. Today, being the last full day of school with everybody, made me so sad. Even though I am staying at Cooper for Sixth Form, there are some important people to me who are leaving and they mean the world to me. I would not be the person I am without having these amazing friends standing by my side. Also, the teachers, who most people take forgranted, have worked their asses off to make sure we do well and achieve the best in life. I would not be where I am if it wasn't for their care and support. I will always appreciate that.
But why am I made to feel like my feelings arn't valued? Is it that I just care too much about too many people, who simply just don't care at all? My head tells me this isn't true and that things won't change - put on a brave face Savannah. My insecurities tell me I should worry about it and that when people act like they don't care, I should stop being so nieve, stop reading into detail, and accept they don't care.
Sometimes people just need reassuring. I know in my head what is true, but a little reassurance would ease my fears. I hold on to everything. Every little day the sun comes out and everyone I love smiles because of it, I hold onto those days.
I am now going to contradict myself completely:
I love change. I love the excitement of making a spontaneous decision; of experiencing new things and meeting new people; change in scenery; change all round. I really do. I'm just scared of it at first. I'l go all shy and get a nervous rash and shrink 3 inches smaller to make me even shorter than I already am. As soon as I find my confort zone, I'm ok. It's just the initial letting go of what was.
Letting go and holding on. One of my biggest challenges. The skill of balancing these two, and smiling the whole way. You have to be brave. Willing to jump off the edge without actually knowing the depth of what you're getting into...