For years I wondered why there were times in my life when I just didn’t care. Didn’t care what happened. Didn’t care what anyone else thought. And at times, didn’t even care if I got up and dressed.Over a period of 3 of the worst years of my life I saw a psychologist. Not often and not for very long each time, but it helped me understand a few things about myself and the people in my life. That is when I began to wonder, after those 3 years of trying to reach inside of myself and know what I was doing wrong. Why those things happened to me. To be honest, I think wondering saved my life. Mainly because it helped me think things through and not be so impetuous. I also discovered that much of the not caring related to negative emotions like worry, impatience and fear.
There are still times (not often thankfully) I don’t care about much of anything or what happens, but now I understand more of why. It is cause I care too much. Because I care what that person thinks of me. Or because I want something so badly and I have no idea how to make it happen. Or because someone has told me something I really didn’t want to hear. There are so many reasons why I get to that not caring place it would take me all day to write about them.
But God and I have a deal now. I don’t worry so much and he will guide me to where I need to be. Prayer has become very important in my life. I realize that although my prayers aren’t always answered, I have the need and desire to communicate with Him.