Consumed In My Thoughts
- Professor K Vargas
- Apr 30, 2020
- 1 min read
I’m an introvert. I typically don’t mind being alone, but sometimes I find myself craving the energy of the one person I use to spend my free time with. Being on quarantine has hurt and helped me in many ways. I am separated from all my friends/ new family, I have no band class anymore but on the bright side I can finally fully work on myself. My class schedule along with band weighed heavy on my shoulders, it was a lot to carry.

Now I can breathe and focus on me. This isolation forced me to be consumed in my thoughts which made it clear that I wasn’t done healing from something that had broken me. The problem was that I didn’t allow myself to fully become myself again before adding someone else to the equation. This was a mistake. It was just a matter of time before it caught up to me, but this is truly for the better. I realized I was starting to become the opposite of the women I wanted to be. I began exercising daily and taking extra care of my body and hair. Trying to watch what/ how I say things to people. Finding new outlets for myself. This quarantine has really been an adventure and I’m excited about the outcome of myself once this is over.
Velessie Washington
It is nice to know that this transition has lifted some weight off of your shoulders. Making the best out of this situation is the only thing we can do. Please continue to better your health and be positive.