Have you ever clicked on the next blog button on the bar at the top of the screen on your blog? I did and this is what I found:  
the green-eyed monster
If I ever check out this one friend's wall on facebook I can't help  but feel jealous and insecure. She's beautiful, successful, has way  fewer kids than me (so her life is obviously easier than mine  (that was sarcasm, if you didn't know)), is skinnier than me, has more  money than me...I'm sure I can come up with more.
It's ridiculous, I know. It's juvenile, I know. It's like she makes me  feel like I'm back in high school again with all those "Am I  good/cool/skinny enough?" thoughts. I hate it. I  have actually  outgrown those insecurities. (Thank you, God!) But for some reason this  one person drags it all back up again. The crazy part is that I'm  completely aware of how skewed online personas can be, since most people  only report the rosy everything's-going-good stuff. I know that  everyone has crap they have to deal with and everyone has different  strengths. We really can't compare ourselves since God made us all with  unique purposes. That knowledge is all up in my head, but when she's on the screen, I can't feel it in my heart. So what to do?
Right now it's blaringly obvious to me that I need to get some Divine  help. If anyone can get this ridiculousness sorted, it's Him. 
And why did I even post this for the world to see? Ummm...the good  answer is "If it just helps one person, it's worth it." Yeah, right. But  the real answer is, "I just had to get off facebook because of her and  I'm tired and should be in bed and felt like posting some  honest/transparent stuff." 
Nitey nite.
 
 
