
Change the changeable, accept the unchangeable, and remove yourself from the unacceptable. Denis WaitleyI give up. A circumstance worse than being the twentieth person in line at a checkout stand in a supermarket---with each person before me having fifty items---has no appeal. Reading the National Enquire of disappointment while waiting for life to improve, no longer interests me. I do not like feeling so low I could go outside and play handball against the curb. I have reached the frazzled end of the rope of my patience.
Recently, I was knocked back, by the bullets of reality. Facing the firing squad of truth terminated several hopes and dreams. Now, I am moving forward, unencumbered by the anchor of codependency. Tolerating unneeded frustration is a no no. Codependency is surrendering our values and opinions because of fear towards
