Has anyone else undergone a massive perspective shift in their lives?
My perspective on life has completely changed in the past year and I don't know why. I've gone through a couple of big changes, I got a new job in a completely different city, a lot more pressure and responsibility but also I think I was bullied at my old job and made out to be incompetent, I love my new team. They're some of the most valuable people in the world IMHO.
The youngest step daughter moved out, so we have an empty nest. My dog died. Both grandparents died. I've made big improvements in trauma therapy, trauma resulting from childhood neglect and abuse.
I don't care about my house anymore. Everyone is my friend until they prove they're not my friend. Even if someone is shouting at me, I will reassure them because I've realised stressed people just want reassurance and it's nothing personal normally. Forgive and forget and aim to leave everyone in an improved condition than you met them. My perspective on money has changed, spend it. I've decided my husbands family aren't worth the effort anymore and will happily never speak to them again. I've accepted my body will never look like a supermodels and it's OK because it does everything I need it to. I've always known everything isn't black and white but I've really stared to believe it and now I *look* for the grey area. I live in the grey area. What are rules? People make mistakes and everything is fluid and we're all connected. My house doesn't have to be perfect, it doesn't matter that the carpets are marked and the hearth got scratched. I love being outside and the rain and the imperfections, the violets and primroses that are growing through my cracked patio slabs.
Everything I've said here is a 180 on how I felt last year.
Tell me if you've ever gone through something similar in your life.