I’m not alone, so I can’t do anything you want, but I will try to do my best. Also like being shown things that make you happy.
As I spend the day with my husband and family, I can’t help but feel the need for external validation.
I’m a 34 year old married woman with a shy, sensitive, caring husband who is an amazing father. We both work and have great careers, and take turns going out to be social or spending time at the gym or yoga studio. I am still slim and fit, and work hard on my body after having given birth. Most people would never believe I’m a mother.
Recently, there’s a new teacher at my yoga studio. Rather than the compliments on my form and flexibility that I used to get from my teacher who moved away, I find that I’m getting nothing but criticized and almost mocked by you. I’m not sure why you don’t like me. I’m not sure why I’m starting to care that you don’t like me. I thought I was good at yoga, but now I feel like clumsy and incompetent. I hate how my face flushes and my embarrassment shows when you roughly correct me in front of the whole class, pushing my shoulder blades into correct alignment or kicking my foot into a wider stance.
Who are you? Do you genuinely not like me, or are you trying to throw me off balance? What are you trying to achieve?
Disclaimer: if you message me, please understand that I will get back to you, but it may not be immediately. I have a busy life much like my character, and a job and family to take care of.
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