Book Overview
I started writing my feelings down on my computer I found out accidentally that writing my thoughts and how I was feeling can help me a lot because I could not afford to counsel. It was also a way of realizing my hurt and pain, my doubts and fears; they were real.
Some so many men and women who have lost their freedom, their lives, and themselves because of getting angry and then killing a wife or a lover because of rejection, or the pain of not being wanted. I thank God I had the sense to channel my anger, desperation, and pain onto my computer.
At the time I started writing about what I was going through, I had spoken with a psychiatrist several years before because of feeling abandoned. I had an idea that I had lost my center; I needed help.
Things were falling apart. I was not financially equipped to afford the help I needed from a professional, so putting my thoughts on my computer was my way of helping myself.
The book is about a man who saved himself by thinking. Why do I have the need for affection? Am I worthy of love? Don’t I have Value?
Am I wrong to want more for my life.
I must answer these questions. Do I value my life, or do I just react to life?
I must find value my worth in myself. No one can do that for me.
Those were some of the questions my subconscious was asking when writing “They say Men do not Cry, I Cried.”
I wrote how I felt in my heart and mind at the time of my troubles.
Something in the universe kept my thoughts safe. GOD THE CREATOR.