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Is True Freedom Really the Ability to Be Disliked?
I just read that. Some long-haired guy on Instagram who is obviously an expert on life said it. So it must be true. But is it? I mean, first off, how do you get to a place where you honestly … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, belief, conviction, freedom, judgement, like, love, mental health, relationships, self-love, social media, worth
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Our Absolute Inherent Need to Be Needed!
I have a good friend, a dear gentleman of senior years, who prides himself on being independent. Even when age and ailments could be slowing him down (and perhaps do) he continues to get stuff done on his own. Even … Continue reading
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Tagged ask, assistance, community, family, friendship, grief, help, life, love, need, respect, risk, self-esteem, value, vulnerable, widow, widowhood
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Who Is the Love of Your Life?
(or … why we should all listen to Viola Davis!) I used to believe it was the most romantic phrase in all language – love of my life. Wow! In all of my life, before and henceforth, you are IT, … Continue reading
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Tagged Disney, ego, emotions, fireworks, happiness, happy ending, harmony, joy, law of attraction, life, love, love of life, love of your life, oxygen, prince charming, relationships, romance, search, self-love, selfish, Viola Davis
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Vulnerability in not a lifestyle …
I recently saw a Tik Tok video about vulnerability. How difficult it is to achieve. How daunting it is to maintain. How, even when you practice it a little, or a lot, it is still really hard to live it … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, heartbreak, life, lifestyle, love, manipulation, practice, pride, relationships, result, risk, solo, strength, truth, vulnerability, vulnerable
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The Most Fucks I Have Ever Written in One Blog or … When It Really Is Time To Let Go …
It is one of the hardest damn things in life. It may well be THE hardest damn thing in life. Letting go. Think about it. From our first, best, favourite toy to the security of our momma’s apron strings, from … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, accountability, addiction, bad guy, choice, conviction, deserve, endings, farewell, friendship, fun, good guy, gratitude, guilt, hope, husband, letting go, life, love, loving, peace, pleasure, relationships, selfless, truth
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The Five Key Ingredients to a Successful Romantic Relationship …
What might they be, I pondered. And more importantly, if you knew what they were and you and your beloved could agree on them, would that give your relationship a higher chance of flourishing? I must admit, I do love … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, compatability, compromise, connection, forgiveness, friendship, heard, honesty, humour, independence, intimacy, love, marriage, middle age, need, needs, relationships, respect, romance, seen, tolerance, transparency
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What Leads a Person to Infidelity?
Sounds like a simple question, right? Maybe they have no morals. Maybe they don’t think they’ll get caught. Maybe they’re bored. Maybe they think they deserve more. Maybe they are weak and easily led to temptation. Maybe they never learned that commandment. … Continue reading
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Tagged cheat, ethics, infidelity, love, marriage, middle age, morals, neglect, reckless, relationships, risk, seen, sex, temptation, truth, vows
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When It Is Time To Anthropomorphize Your Emotions
Anthropomorphize: to ascribe human form or attributes to (an animal, plant, material object, etc.). My beloved uses this term a lot when discussing biology (his field of expertise). Specifically, when I try to accredit our dog with human feelings and … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropomorphize, anxiety, covid, crazy, depression, divorce, emotion, feeling, giggle, hugs, human, laugh, lonely, love, melancholy, response
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There Is Something More Important Than Being Loved …
Indeed there is. You might think it is being respected. You might think it is being appreciated. You might even think it is being heard. I think it is being seen. I believe that being seen is more important than … Continue reading
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