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self doubt

Julie Harrison December 11, 2018

We all have that one thing that feels inexplicably “ours.” For me that thing is self doubt. It is the most reoccurring theme in my life. I wish I could claim something more positive or honorable, but truthfully I doubt myself more than anything else I do. Sometimes it is subliminal, while other times doubt is the only thing I can hear. This is not to say that I am not out there doing shit, that I am just wallowing; but, let it be clear, I do it all with this loyal friend by my side. In the bouts of this familiar negative self talk, saying rational, logical facts and listing all the quantifiable things I have accomplished fall on deaf ears.

Maybe one day I’ll look back on this old friend, self doubt, and not know who she is, but ever since I can remember she has been loyally by my side.

photo taken by Miriam. unintentional light leak by me. on expired film.

 
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