I’m tired of being tired of being tired.
There’s always something. It’s my allergies. It’s a work emergency at 2am. It’s a disturbance outside. It’s the weather. It’s the temperature. It’s my brain being all fired up and unable to settle.
Usually it’s more than one of the above, and sometimes it’s something entirely different. But I. Am. Tired.
And I’m going to bed now. Maybe I’ll even sleep through the night this time.
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6 responses to “Tired of being tired.”
This post makes me sad – especially since there hasn’t been a post since.
I get tired too… sometimes physically, sometimes just emotionally. Sometimes both.
I try to take a step back for a moment and think about what’s really going on in my life.
Something’s wrong… I try to take ownership and admit the problem – then take a step towards fixing it. I know it’s not really that easy, but by at least taking proactive steps, I feel like I’m doing SOMETHING, which makes the situation no longer feel hopeless. For me, the feeling of doing nothing about a problem is worse that the problem itself, because it means I’ll still have the problem tomorrow… and the day after that… and the day after that… etc.
Also, I try to change my routine. Move the furniture in my loft, or shift my hours, meet up with old friends… that sort of thing.
Best wishes.
There hasn’t been a post since, because I’ve been too busy today to write one. I did, in fact, get a really good night’s sleep last night… my first in recent memory, for which I’m intensely grateful to whatever whim of fate graced me with such.
My tiredness is/was entirely physical. The rest of my life is doing remarkably well, all things considered.
And you know what Jal? It’s his site, and if he chooses to make that post about what’s going on that particular day/week, then he has every right to.
If reading something as simple as that makes you sad or offends you, then /don’t read it/. Move on to something more suited to your delicate sensabilities. As they say in radio, “Don’t like what you’re hearing? Then turn the dial.” Don’t criticize someone as being sad or pathetic because you don’t know all of what’s going on in someone’s life. Blogs are only one aspect, not /everything/.
And then to proceed to lecture someone about their post and their life without knowing them personally? If this were my blog and you wrote the same thing I would be greatly offended and insulted that you would say such a thing without asking privately about the circumastances behind it. Hell, this isn’t my blog and I’m insulted and angry at the tone and wording of what you wrote. But that’s beside the point.
Hey – woah – I didn’t mean my reply to be negative in the least. I was trying to be kind. I thought she was depressed. I was only trying to show a little support, as if to say you’re not alone. We all have bad days. That’s all I meant by ‘sad.’ It sucks when somebody’s down.
Wow. I apologize if my my intentions were missed. I certainly won’t bother you with a comment again. Best wishes.
Woah Jal…. “she”?!?!? Dude, I specifically said “his” and “he” in my comment. GD is not a female, I think I would know that first hand with him being my boyfriend and whatnot.
I think if that was what you had intended originally, was to say that you’re not alone with bad days and what not, then be sure to clarify it as such and not something that’s easily intepreted as preaching.
And be sure to check all the facts before making assumptions. I still can’t stop laughing at the “she” part. Damn.
…and gah… forgot to close the italic tag… it’s been a long day….