Maybe more than a month.
From a lady whom I personally knew and though we leverage on social media to interact to each other more than to meet, we have a quiet relationship with telepathy.
It was nice to hear from her again but it was sad to hear her at this note:
Hi mima,
I've been keeping quiet now. Im sure you have notice. Im getting lonely.
I always try to sound i have good relationship with my family. Actually im not. The truth is my mum and siblings dont like me. Yeah even my sisters. They are nice to me because of my higher paid salary that can give them anything they want. My mum is forever hating and jealous of me. I just discover my brother dislike me just because i don't grow up with him since young. My dad he has millions things he kept secret. Up till today, my father never ask me when im going to get married. He always brush tht aside everytime i try to bring it up.
Last time i did email you about my male colleague that i dreamt. i still dream of him and think about him. i dont know what he wants. i tried dating and flirting with other guy. i always feel so bothered with this guy.
sometime i do blame God for everythg. i pray to him but i keep losing each time. this year ramadhan is very challenging for me. and i end up getting more lonely. i've always wanted a family of my own and i dont know if i am able to live long enough to have them...
i've become a person that i myself dont recognise...
Like I said, there are many emails which I took a while to reply.
Some I have yet to reply though.
Here was my 2 cents and I hoped it did give her a bit more motivation to move another step forward.
Hi dear,
Of course I do notice but I am always at the position where I am not sure if it is right to approach you and ask if you are ok.
And I did notice the change of tone from your twitter that you seem happier with your family. I didn't want to question as well if that was legit.
There are always family secrets which everyone keeps. Even I do.
And that is how it will always be. Everyone tries to prove that their family look like a role model.
With my own family, I do not because I know there are things which we will never like and things which we will never get used to.
Between my sister and I, there are things which we do not agree and will never agree and will never see eye to eye.
But we practice respect that she deserves to do what she would like to do and it is the same for me.
My husband and I is like that too.
I am the messy queen and he the meticulous king and we never got along with bedroom discipline. He hates my time management and my financial planning.
But he respects me as a wife and a mother who is able to multitask. He respects that I can be independent and make decisions on my own.
Trust me, when my husband's nagging is the last thing I would want to hear.
On top of that, there is an element called love.
So do not fret if you feel that the people around you do not love you. It's easy for people to say that maybe it is just you who feel that way.
But step and think outside the box.
Learn how to be independent and say no.
Trust me, in life, saying no is the hardest thing to do. But after a while, it gets easier.
Make yourself happy first. Then it will radiate along with the people around you.
Leave the past behind. Start anew.
And trust me, I am very good at doing just that.
Insya Allah you will find the man you would want to live your life with, share a bed with, wake up seeing his face and sharing your life with.
Do some solat hajat, minta tenang hati and diberi taufik and hidayah and follow the flow without expectations.
Your happy phase will come. Everyone has one.
Believe it in.
Doa and redha. That is key.
*hugs*
There are always times where we feel lonely. Even me, when I am surrounded by the ones I love most of the time.
Especially when one of my strong pillars passed away. It is never easy when we are in situations as such.
It is easier though to say to keep head high.
If you have something to share with our dear sister, do drop a comment or email me at nuramima@hotmail.com for Small Talk.
Small Talk is my own community building initiative for ladies to share their ideas and personal rants, getting the support from our affluent readers of VC who can help say a word or two to keep each of us going. You and I definitely could use a nice support group.
With love,
I read this quote from Mufti Ismail Menk today & I felt motivated to correct myself first before expecting anything from others. I hope this lady reads this & may Allah guide her always, insya-allah:
ReplyDelete"Jumping to negative conclusions when anything is said or done by others is not only a sin, but a very bad disease.
It creates problems & mistrust from non-existent matters. It makes a person habitually think that whatever others do or say is for a bad reason rather than a good one.
This adds absolutely unnecessary tension in peoples lives & destroys good relations.
The innocent are made to look guilty & even if they try to explain, it is brushed aside. Satan enjoys this thoroughly.
Let us make sure that WE have positive thoughts of others and draw the best of conclusions when they say or do something!
In this way we will achieve purity, contentment and the Pleasure of the Almighty."
Thank you sis Nadzzzy. Hopefully my dear friend finds peace in her heart because that is what makes us happy and calm. I am very much concerned for her and I really pray that she finds happiness soon :)
DeleteDear NuraMima, I am one of the pple that silently enjoys reading your blog. Somehow your experiences and words always seems to resonates with me. Reading on your late dad always made me tear..
ReplyDeleteIn your last entry, I shed a tear reading this sentence; "There are always times where we feel lonely. Even me, when I am surrounded by the ones I love most of the time. Especially when one of my strong pillars passed away. It is never easy when we are in situations as such."
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First and foremost, thank you for reading my blog. Good to know that the effort spent is well-enjoyed by readers like you.
DeleteMy father's passing is probably something I am unable to get over with now but I am trying very hard to as it is already affecting my health.
Thank you for feeling me. Thank you. It means a lot.
I am very thankful and appreciative of readers like you
*hugs*
Have a wonderful day :)
Dear NuraMima, Thank you for taking the time to reply. I do appreciate it so much. One of the reasons why reading especially on your late dad is affects me because, I lost my father in law last June. In fact, he passed away a day before my birthday. His passing was hard on all of us and I loved him as I love my own father. Seeing the rest of the family cope with the loss, especially my mother-in-law and my husband is a struggle, but we will have to pick up the pieces and move on. Death in the family will change our perspective in life and as much as we want our parents to live forever, to be with us and to play with our children, its something that all of us will have to deal with eventually, no matter how painful it is.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will be strong for Rania and that you will persevere. *hugs*