Advice badly needed!
When I was younger if anything upset me, I could cry for a little while then dry my eyes, wash my face and feel better for having had a little weep.
Since the menopause, I find if once I start crying I really have difficulty stopping again. I know I should stop; crying no longer brings the relief it did when I was younger.
It has become far too easy to cry too, over things that at an earlier age I would just have shrugged off.
Has anyone found a way to combat being a cry-baby at the age of 66?
Right now, I feel I am just making a difficult day (the cat just died) more difficult for DH and myself by going around in floods of tears. I am really thankful that the 11 year old cat was only poorly for a week, and died peacefully at home this morning, just as I was preparing myself to phone the vet, knowing fine well that the cat would need to be put to sleep.
I am sure I am not the only person who finds it only too easy to burst into tears and well-nigh impossible to stop again, even although I know I should, so any solutions will be very welcome.
Does anyone else think that trousers like this are hideously ugly?
What’s on your to do list today? ……or do you put it off until tomorrow?