I don’t know where to start on this very touchy subject but I feel moved to share my heart in this tonight.
I know you loved them if you’re taking the time to read this, and you are desperately seeking signs or mentorship in order to get over the fact that maybe you are not alone in this or that someone else has been where you are, and you’re right. You’re very much not alone. We all have wanted to save someone in our life. If we haven’t we someday will. It’s a fact. Being broken by someone who didn’t want to be saved is a touchy subject and can mean a lot of different things and be taken a lot of ways. Again and again I have wondered and conjured up ways on how to save the one/ones I love. There is no google answer or answer sheet to this one it’s simple, they only save themselves when they want to be. I know it’s a bit obvious and cut and dry but it’s one of the realest statements. You can’t force someone to help themselves if they don’t want it. Again that can be a variety of different things. I’m sorry that you’re sorry and distraught and chose to accept that you can’t dwell over something you didn’t ask for. We’re survivors when we learn that we don’t have control sometimes because in trying to grip the steering wheel to tight we lose control. You can’t save a soul who you have 0 power over, you’re not god. Let’s be there light; grow, gain and become something they want to be again. Give them your words, and pray for them, It’s not your fault what happens to them. So please, stop blaming yourself for not being a Superhuman. You were there voice when they didn’t have what it took to speak and you were there eyes when they couldn’t see clearly, but you were never the reason they didn’t want to be saved. Take that back and rest with a clear mind and soul.
I wish I could have saved them to, all of them.
Xoxo

