GUYS
I have so much to say
I think the last time I was on here, was during holiday season when I was getting a new job and stuff?
Massage Therapy flopped very hard and I was at my lowest point in finances and mental health, then I stumbled into a job as a sales person with a company that takes very good care of their employees. Well this rollercoaster is still runnin~
Financially stable and independent again, my partner and I were like, SWEET
The last 6 months have been good for us
but somewhere we still weren't happy. Neither of us like where we live, so even though we're making the most of it and enjoying the great positives, there was still that deep down sense of "where do we belong tho?"
We always talked about leaving this state, but as a plan for later, when he finishes his current college course.
A couple weeks ago, there was a very traumatic experience at my job that I'm still struggling to talk about. A man did come into my workplace and tried to kill me and my manager. He was drugged beyond his senses, probably didn't even know where he was. Neither of us were physically harmed--my manager's reflexes are very impressive. She got away and Best Buy protected her. I didn't get out and was tucked in a dark, tight space with dispatchers on my cell. The man was caught immediately when police arrived and I was able to take actions to ensure he wouldn't be able to go home the next day (stupid that there's even a chance of that before the court dates). Sometimes writing letters to the right people can make good things happen.
I'm still battling with ptsd from this, my manager and I both.
There's a lot of craziness where I live, and I've always always wanted to leave. In light of everything my company has reached out to me, and they're helping me to relocate across the country, where I want to live anyway. My partner is coming with, since there are more opportunities for him too and his course will be way better if he transfers colleges there.
He's struggled with the realization that you can lose the person you love at any moment, and I know thats been hard for him. He tries not to vocalize it because he wants to be strong for me, but I'm definitely going to seek out counseling for us both once we settle in our new home in the south. To help with our paranoias and my ptsd. So we'll be fine.
This move has offered me the distraction I need to get better too. I've wanted this for a decade. I never wanted to move here at the start--but hey, I was just a kid back then. Now I'm able to do this all and its blowing my mind. Its like I'm fulfilling a dream and once i get there, I gotta work on creating new goals and dreams. It'll be fun to move forward.
As for my partner, when he realized how easily all of this fell into our laps when we decided to go, I've never seen him so excited about anything. Like, he's always easily excitable, but he hit a whole other level of "this is exactly where we belong"
I dont mean to weigh heavily on the one tragic thing--I really intended to come and say holy crap, this dream of mine is happening, and I'm so excited to get there in a week!