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Feeling no ways

What do you think you are the top 1% in? (Prompt courtesy: https://thecoffeemonsterzco.com/en-ca/blogs/midnight-blogging/journaling-prompts)

Top 1%? That’s pretty difficult to imagine. Would this be something I’m really really good at or something I’m really really bad at?

I find it difficult to objectively look at myself and find something that good. And what if it doesn’t exist? I’ve always considered myself average.

But I suppose if I had to, if I had to point out things or areas that are different from a lot of other people my age, in my demographic, I would name a couple. They aren’t necessarily good things.

One is that I don’t get grossed out easily, hence the reason I became a nurse. As compared to my sisters I could handle anything yucky. Dead animal carcasses. Vomit. Sick people. Plucking and gutting chickens.

The other is the way I can manage and shut off feelings when I want to. Not that I do this very much anymore. I don’t think it’s healthy. But I can do it if I want or need to.

My girls & I, this is an oldie, probably 2014ish

16 responses to “Feeling no ways”

  1. i do not think that way

    just try not to freak out too much

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  2. It’s a hard question, but I think your answers get you really close to answering. You’re high on the unqueazy scale. hehe

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    1. Unqueazy beats psychopath lol

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      1. Bwahahaha

        On most occasions, let’s hope.

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      2. 😉

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  3. i’d put also, raising children. they seem to all be so well adjusted.

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    1. Thanks Rojie ☺️

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  4. I myself dont get queezy often at anything really, although having a vasectomy was one of the few things that got me pretty bad. Oh! And when they say Ice it, do it as much as possible.

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    1. When i worked as a nurse we did vasectomies right in the procedure room of the clinic under local anesthetic!

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      1. Yes, even though you can’t feel it, you can actually hear it and feel the movement. It’s not a walk in the park like they say, but im happy to no longer be part of the breeding class.

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      2. Much like a c-section i guess 🤷🏻‍♀️

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      3. Probably pretty close, made me understand a lot of woman have to go through (not 100%) with gynecology medicine.

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  5. Thank goodness for people who can look at gross stuff. I did not get that gene. 😉

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    1. Lol 😂

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  6. I’m amazed how unfazed nurses can be. You’ve gotta have a strong stomach for the day to day. I have a pretty decent tolerance, yet I know I’d fail miserably. Hats off to you! It definitely is a superpower!

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