Part
II: Crestview: “The Cinderella Syndrome”
Raised as a female in the '50's is self explanatory to some, but not to others. The majority of girls were raised to find a good husband and have babies. To be quiet, cook, and clean. Example: Lucy and Desi in "I Love Lucy!" (That was the 70’s, I was raised in the 50’s!)
Tragedy for Katerina became familiar in those days in the form of being a sexual party favor
looking to fit in and be loved. (Not as in hooker by any means.) Crashing
on occasion into a self-loathing victim.
The “Pretty Girl” Syndrome.
Searching for the glass slipper with a foot that didn’t fit any shoe,
much less a glass slipper… anywhere. Waiting for a break never looking in the proper
direction, within.
I didn’t
know how. I was taught I was trash.
Everything was
an outward leap, while in reality I was drowning in the rapids of life waiting
for rescue. Only to be pulled further down river by self-serving men escaping death many times over. Those men were sharp as the Eagle who soared high above the river with sharp eyes that could see beneath the surface allowing it to dive to catch its unknowing prey.
I would choose situations reflecting the unsuspecting game I was led into playing. The victim.
Living in a continuing state of blindness to everything surrounding me,
the people, the places, and events that deftly showed the chilling effects to
come, all the time thinking I was getting when in reality I was in a city of
garbage still searching for Crestview.
It wasn’t there, nor was it anywhere.
Have you ever searched for years for haunting spirit you
couldn’t see?
Crestview in reality was
a negative force. I made it a “make
believe” place like fantasy land like Disney World. It's all I had.
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