Day 85 : Why I’m Starting Again
I’m Starting Again
It’s been months since I posted here.
I’ve wanted to come back many times, but there was always a voice in my mind:
“You’re not ready. You’ve failed. People will judge you.”
But today I choose something different.
I choose to show up as I am — not perfect, not finished, but real.
I’ve Walked Through
Patterns
Emotional patterns. Addictions. Highs
and lows.
Moments of strength — and moments of giving up.
But even in the darkest times, a part of
me was still breathing, still watching, still wanting to understand.
Still choosing to continue.
What Changed?
Lately, I realized something:
I don’t need to be perfect to write.
Writing is how I support myself. It helps me see what I’ve accepted and allowed
— and what I can change.
This blog is not about showing success.
It’s about showing up, again and again, as I walk my process.
Self-Forgiveness I’m
Living Now
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to hide who I am in fear of judgment.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to believe I must be “healed” before I can share.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to compare my journey to others instead of walking my own.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to delay sharing what I write out of fear, instead of
realizing that sharing is supporting myself as I support others to see that
change is possible.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to see failure as a reason to give up, instead of
seeing it as part of learning to stand.
Self-Correction
Statements
When and as I notice myself hesitating
to write or share due to fear of judgment, I stop and breathe.
I realize that writing is not about impressing others — it’s about self-support
and self-honesty.
I do not need to expose everything to be real. I direct what I share within my
self-honest boundaries.
I embrace writing as a space to bring clarity, not perfection.
Self-Commitment
Statements
I commit myself to write and share my journey in the way that supports me to remain stable, honest, and consistent.
I commit myself to use this blog as a reflection tool — not for validation, but
for self-clarity.
I commit myself to walk through fear by showing up again and again, one word at
a time.
I commit myself to honor my timing, and to write even when it’s uncomfortable —
not because I must, but because I choose to.
What’s Next?
I’ll continue sharing what I’m
realizing, changing, and living.
I won’t share everything — but I’ll share truthfully within
what I’m comfortable with.
This blog is my way of taking
responsibility and supporting my consistency.
If it supports you too — that’s a bonus.
Thank you for reading.
— Radouane
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