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Shh. I'm hiding....
When "should" and "don't wanna" collide, I wrestle my conscience, but it's solvable.
How important is the should?
Are there valid reasons for the don't wanna?
But when "should" and "ambivalent" collide ... oh man. Now there's a fight I can't win.
(Brought to you by a weekend of guilt, chocolate, broken promises to myself, excuses, avoidance, no sleep, a cold ... and more chocolate.)
ETA: Ah well. I made my cats feel safe, taught kids how to write, fed the deer (unintentionally), and the birds (intentionally). So the weekend wasn't a total wash.
How important is the should?
Are there valid reasons for the don't wanna?
But when "should" and "ambivalent" collide ... oh man. Now there's a fight I can't win.
(Brought to you by a weekend of guilt, chocolate, broken promises to myself, excuses, avoidance, no sleep, a cold ... and more chocolate.)
ETA: Ah well. I made my cats feel safe, taught kids how to write, fed the deer (unintentionally), and the birds (intentionally). So the weekend wasn't a total wash.