The other day, I gave it to my monk because they told me that they didn't have the courage to talk about my family and that they didn't want to talk about it again, so I gave it to my monk. I wish I hadn't talked about it to the point of being ignored. I never tell anyone the truth or my feelings. Nobody believes
I read it. Even though you wrote a letter about yourself and gave it to a monk with whom you interacted, there was no response, and you were ignored, right?
I don't know how that happened, but it must have been a very painful betrayal for you. I understand how you feel.
If you can, could you let me know to the extent possible?
While listening to our stories and listening to your feelings, I hope you will continue to cherish your relationship.
If you don't mind, please contact us again.
We are always waiting for you.
well, what happened? It also feels like something is overflowing, but well, if you want to say it, go ahead.
On days like this, it's good to take a warm bath and go to bed. I recommend a hot water bottle or something.
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Yes, I read “Thank You.” The answer properly anticipated that, didn't it?
You can tell by spinning round and round. I'll write something similar next time in 10 days, I'm sure. “What is it? Did you think “you write even if you're mean”? It would be great if it were to “change your behavior patterns.”
Good evening.
I sent a letter to my usual monk, but I wonder if it's hard to get a reply? If you don't get a reply easily, you'll be worried and anxious, and that's what you feel. I used to communicate when I was in middle school, and waiting is both exciting and uneasy at the same time.
Maybe they're busy. Maybe it's a place where I'm slowly thinking about replying. Let's think about it like that and wait a little longer.
Don't hate even Hasunoha's monk. Please keep on talking about everything.
How many days have passed since you handed over the letter? I think that monk probably had trouble answering and is now desperately thinking about it. Shall we wait a little longer? Everyone isn't living at your own pace. If you want a faster answer, post it on hasunoha, which is winning in terms of the number of monks. You can expect a variety of responses quickly.
You wanted that monk to listen to the story, didn't you?
I didn't want to talk to anyone, I wanted to talk to that person.
I didn't want to believe anyone, I wanted to believe that person.
That's why, if that person doesn't answer, maybe no one else can answer Pyonko's “that feeling” you talked about.
I hope you get back to me.
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Even if we don't get it, we hope to support Pyonko by listening to the story here so that she can accept her own feelings that were not accepted by Pyonko herself, such as “is there such a thing?” and “It's not going the way I want it to go.”
Even if only that person can accept the feelings that Pyonko-san gathered up her courage and spoke to that person, I wish we could accept the person Pyonko-san and her worries and suffering.
Please come back anytime.