In everyone’s life there will be a point, a point of
revelation that questions the life lead so far. I had mine a some time ago. A
point in time which could have come earlier or should have come earlier or is
untrue and I have led my life the right way, is a debate which I have been
having all this while from that day.
Can a revelation change a person? From what he was to this
new self, is the change justified? Is the change the right one? Even this
change going to reach a point of inflexion where there might be another revelation.
I had my revelation from the fact of being a pleaser, a person
who cannot say NO because he cannot be the bad one, and to be in everyone’s
good books. Living a life which I cannot understand why I was living all this
while like this? Nor did I gain anything instead lost most important things in
life because I was nice, ‘nice’ really? The feelings were genuine but today the
basis of those feelings / relations have been based on the fact that I was a
pleaser, I was the ‘NICE’ guy so if I change now, will that crack the
foundation? How long can I go ahead in this indecisiveness? Delaying in the process of the actualization
of the revelation, where neither pleasing nor displeasing anyone is leading to
displeasing self. (I really don’t know what am I writing)
The experience has been really bitter when the pleasing
never happened. Today I cannot be what I am in the real sense to anyone around
me, I am scared. Blogging is just a path to bring or rather force out the real
me. Go ahead read all the stupid ones I have written prior to this. It does not
paint a good picture about me. Rather it paints a grey, infact a negative
image. I shouldn’t be calling it an image because it is actually what I am
right now pessimistic low on confidence and that’s what I am trying to do through
blogging vent out my frustration with it the real me.
The point of revelation came to me when the only person I could
be ‘me’ and say NO and say what I really felt inside left me. Yeah yeah I know
whining about a break up again. It is what another girl told me about 10 months
after the break up. “Sridhar you are not over her! To a prospective girl friend
you still continue to talk about your ex and the breakup” I don’t blame her she
was honest. I wanted to talk, talk about everything in my head unfortunately the
break up occupied a lot of space. Sometimes I wonder, I am scared to talk about
it to anyone, everyone complains that I need to stop talking about it. And no
one practically no one has ever fully heard me out. Probably if someone did hear
me out not once but twice if required I would probably feel better. With the new
girl, again I couldn’t be what I wanted to be at that point of time. I was
supposed to woo her to like me, Impress her etc. etc. I did try but I just couldn’t beyond a point.
Probably because I realized I can no more be the one everyone “has to” like.
The scare or the nightmare I have is ‘will anyone ever like
the real me?’ May be not then what? So
what? Frustration of being the YES Man will not crush you. I think right now
that’s more important. Now this takes you back to the question I had asked in
the beginning of the blog “Can a
revelation change a person? From what he was to this new self, is the change
justified? Is the change the right one? Even this change going to reach a point
of inflection where there might be another revelation.”
It indeed changed me. Otherwise contrary to
everyone’s expectation I would not be single for so long (how can u be single,
how can somebody not like you?) Now is the change a right one? I think it is,
for me to be what I am and may be please only the person I really care for, not
vice a verse which I did till now. Or will
this lead to another revelation in the future that for me the only thing I wish
is if I could be the sympathy centre or a pity centre and that’s the real me
and not what I believe real me is now ‘the one who could do what he wants and
say NO and care least’ ” a second revelation may be. Human Being is complicated
and I guess I am complication personified.
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ReplyDelete"Our Yes or No should be free of peer pressure , unbiased and logically sound" spot on.. !! couldn't agree with it more..!!
Deletebut honestly regarding the balance.. every decision is subjective and at times very personal and hence the idea of bringing in a balance to respect the others involved may compromise the response more often than not.
PS: wish to know how you came across my blog?
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ReplyDeletethough not fully in agreement with the 'unspoken convention' i have no other choice but to wait till the wish is answered!
Deletebtw did you happen to read my other posts? mostly very light and at times of inconsequential but since you have already read a few posts of mine it will interesting to have your view on the others as well.. hope this is not another wish that will be answered in due course of time!!!
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