So all relationships have some sort of turning point, whether it is 11 years after they have started or 2 months into one. Turning points are needed. They are healthy, they foster change, the are good. However they may seem bad or scary at the time they occur but once the dust settles you realize that a change is happening or will happen. A turning point occurs with either something is said or an action takes place that makes you stop and think about what just happened. A turning point is a realization.
I have had a turning point this week. I think that it has a lot to do with the fact that the reality of what is going on in my life is starting to settle in. I think it has to do with the fact that I am starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. The train is coming around the turn and daylight is there.
One night I am curled up sleeping with one stuffed animal and the next night I am placing that one in box and curling up with another one. One night there is hope, the next night there is the reality that change is happening. One night there is love and the next night there is the need to let go. One night there are kind thoughts, the next night there is frustration. One night there is a build up of emotions, the next night they are all released. One night there is a smile, the next night tears. One night there is love, the next night it starts to fade.
But most importantly, the night becomes a day and the day brings on a turning point. A change takes place. Things happen.
I hope to continue to have more turning points whether good or bad. Change is good.