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RE: Weekly Contest, "Playing photographer #7 Wrinkled papers" The Paper Under My Bed I Can't Throw Away
No hay nada que nos detenga más que el miedo. Tal vez por eso ese papel que quizás pudo haber representado un nuevo empleo, solo represente inseguridad o de falta de credibilidad en uno mismo. ¿Puede alguien escapar de este sentimiento de miedo? Creo que NO. Yo también lo he vivido, tanto, que soy capaz de reconocerlo desde lejos.
Me encantó leerte. Un abrazo.
Es verdad, el miedo nos frena, pero hablar de eso ya es un paso. Gracias por entenderlo tan bien. Te mando un abrazo enorme
It's true, fear holds us back, but talking about it is already a step. Thank you for understanding it so well. Sending you a huge hug
Some time ago, I read the novel El cielo ha vuelto by Clara Sánchez. In it, the protagonist carried a "latex balloon—one of those you inflate by mouth"—and when she went to a modeling audition for the first time, she blew it up, tied a knot in it, and tossed it into the air, saying, "There go my fears." I liked this way of releasing tension so much that I always keep a small balloon in my purse; whenever something intimidates me to the point of paralysis, I inflate the balloon, tie it off, and set it adrift. It may sound hard to believe, but that simple action gives me strength. Warm regards.
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I love that balloon idea.
Sometimes I used to scream to let it out, but it's been a long time since I did that.
It just ends up giving me a headache.
Now I just take a very deep breath through my mouth instead.
Excellent. The balloon, precisely, allows us to release what we carry inside.
Excelente. El globo, precisamente, permite soltar lo que llevamos por dentro.
Read what @newton666 wrote in CCC about fear! Create something.
The same counts for you @solperez.
https://steemit.com/ccc/@newton666/the-philosophy-of-terror-why-i-dwell-beyond-reality
Alright I will check it