Sometimes before I write, I think about my thoughts and see a shining light at the end. My story starts with despair, add some tragedy or a really sad story but at the end there is always some hope. Some type of light that I can cling on.
But this story has none of that. Its painful because I see no immediate help to how I can change and become what I profess to others that I am already so good at, which is.... a good son and brother.
Now this is not something out of ordinary for most human beings.
The only reason I bring this up is because I came home tonight as I usually do around 10:30 pm and went to my mom's house. She lives only 3 apartment doors away and said hello. I then proceeded to my sisters room and with my folder I started tickling her feet. She laughed and I felt good inside cause I felt I had done my brotherly duties when she said the words, "You suck." I was astonished and again she said, "You suck, you don't ever want to talk to me, you just come here and get stuff and leave."
I felt as if Mike Tyson knocked me to the floor and then bit my ear off. I quickly rushed to my defense and said, "Well just email me and then I can get a time for us to talk." She replied, "So now I have to be scheduled to talk to you. You suck."
And thats when it hit me. I do suck. I suck as a brother. I suck as a son. The two people that I should show my care for most, I don't.
How do I balance this out? I'm a 23 year old male who speaks a word of Korean with a 51 year old mom that speaks a few words of English and a 19 year old sister who speaks no language I understand.
I see no hope for me. How do I start communicating my feelings and thoughts of how wonderful and amazing my family is when I don't know how to communicate with them.
So lost I am...
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
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2 comments:
don't be so hard on yourself 1/2 korean dan.
i think it's good to hear that you recognize the lack there...many don't even see it with people that are close to...
life is short...try not to take things like that for granted. love on your family... don't think too much, just do it...regularly.
will be praying for you 1/2 japanese dan.
thanks full korean charles. I truly appreciate your voice in my life.
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