Sunday, September 15, 2013
Personal Fullfillment
We all search for the deep meaning of ourselves. I get it through friends, through family, through support, and through coffee. Other people look for other items to get through to their own personal fulfillment in how they use their own lives. I particularly find exercise and advocacy to be fulfilling. Exercise because it gives me personal achievement and relaxation and self-advocacy because it gives me joy and it gives me life-long friends. But none of this is even comparable to my enjoyment that I get from the Lord without trying to sound all religious. My relationship with the Lord, and since this is a public blog it will be passing outside of these few sentences, is one of the more solid relationships with anyone I could have. Closer than family and friend, this is the kind of unconditional love I would want people to remember anything that high for. But even in that, I feel structured to say that if I wasn't encouraged by my family, I wouldn't have it as strong. Fulfillment is something that has to be learned thoroughly, not given freely in ones likeness of choosing. I feel fulfilled by all my activities, but the more I see people getting help, the more I realize that I need help. My life is personally fulfilled by all who realize how far I've come and continue to and to me it seems like people don't know the lengths that I've gone to remedy what is in the past until they've seen it first-hand. I live strongly and admire the people I've grown accustomed to loving and the fulfillment comes from within. Personal fulfillment is just that: very personal.
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