02: Own Your Shame
The cynical and bitter will call it image management.
Everyone else will call it adulting.
Read More 02: Own Your Shame"Be not the slave of your own past – plunge into the sublime seas, dive deep and swim far, so you shall come back with self-respect, with new power, with an advanced experience, that shall explain and overlook the old." – Ralph Waldo Emerson
The cynical and bitter will call it image management.
Everyone else will call it adulting.
Read More 02: Own Your ShameDuring Week 2 of Affair Recovery’s Hope for Healing’s seventeen week program the participants are asked to answer the question, “How did I get here?” and read it to the small group.
Below is my response.
Read More 16: A Love Letter to the Betrayers – How Did I Get Here?During Week 2 of Affair Recovery’s Hope for Healing’s seventeen week program the participants are asked to answer the question, “How did I get here?” and read it to the small group.
Below is my response.
Read More 16: A Love Letter to the Betrayers – How Did I Get Here?Thoughts on Affair Recovery’s “The 20 Most Common Mistakes of the Unfaithful Spouse.”
Read More 01: The Unforced Errors – Thoughts on Affair RecoveryThis is the way our love ends.
Read More 66: This is the wayI never questioned anything My Kitten said to me. As a result I ended up living in a box.
Read More 65: Living in Boxes (Part I)I was reminded again today that the consequences of my betrayal, secret keeping, and escalating series of lies casts a long shadow.
Read More 64: Reminder2Self – VengeanceWhat matters is my commitment to change and not what others think of my intentions or motivations. I get up every morning and ask myself, “What is my truth to own today?”
Read More 63: Pursuing VulnerabilityBy deferring to my intentions I am essentially saying, “Yes I hear you hurt, but you shouldn’t hurt because that wasn’t my intention.” It carries the same intentions when someone say, “If you really cared you wouldn’t have cheated.”
Read More 14: A Love Letter to the Betrayers – Intent vs ImpactBy deferring to my intentions I am essentially saying, “Yes I hear you hurt, but you shouldn’t hurt because that wasn’t my intention.” It carries the same intentions when someone say, “If you really cared you wouldn’t have cheated.”
Read More 14: A Love Letter to the Betrayers – Intent vs Impact
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