The sock is always waked on, usually one of a pair is lost (and never found) and in reward the sock gets its very own drawer - usually at the top of the clothes chest. So, my points are that like socks our emotions are usually tugged at, pulled in directions that you would rather not go, at times lost. Emotions have a mysterious element of power. In order to overcome that power "We" (the single, focused person) must know what you want, why and from this what the expectation is for you.

Socks are socks; emotions are emotions, and like one scribble notes, ”There are people who are very loyal to their suffering.” If you choose to embrace what keeps you lost, like a sock stuck behind the dryer for a year, you may never be found - ever. That is your choice. Just like whether or not to wear one pair of socks or two, wool or cotton. Why walk over yourself even if the socks you wear seem comfortable and in a way protect you?

Peace. Ken T.

Sole-fully yours,
Janet