22: A Love Letter to Betrayers – Discomfort (Part 2)
Apparently, among other things, lying, cheating, and carrying secrets feels like food poisoning.
Read More 22: A Love Letter to Betrayers – Discomfort (Part 2)"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
Apparently, among other things, lying, cheating, and carrying secrets feels like food poisoning.
Read More 22: A Love Letter to Betrayers – Discomfort (Part 2)Everyone, and I mean everyone, will disconnect from their thinking brain when the pain exceeds their ability to cope. The only difference is what overwhelms me won’t always overwhelm you.
Read More 34: Trauma StoriesI’ve come to recognize through mediation, writing, friendships, and therapy, we all have a box of our own making. A box we all willing climbed in. My box was my infidelity, secret-keeping, and the escalating series of lies.
Read More 33: Kittens in BoxesWhen I spend resources trying to avoid the painful moment I am imagining, I will never know how to respond to the actual experience. Everything becomes a story about a fix to a broken fix to another useless hole. These responses to my discomfort only create a new narrative of pain for myself and others. I avoid living in an impermanent moment out of fear.
Read More 21: A Love Letter to Betrayers – Discomfort (Part 1)Your mistakes do not make you unworthy of legal protections.
Read More 20: A Love Letter to Betrayers – CourtHere is the reality, dig down a bit, and beneath all Painter’s cuntishness is pain. I know it isn’t personal, except where I make it so.
Read More 19: A Love Letter to Betrayers – More on AngerLove is not enough. Dr. Stan Tatkin Today I met a woman at the hospital that speaks seven languages. Her husband speaks one. She told me her verbal gymnastics irritates her husband when she mumbles under her breath in multiple languages. When emotionally charged, she will often weave English, French, Yiddish, German, and Russian into […]
Read More 32: Languages of LoveI had hoped someone would love me enough to see me while knowing my struggles were never about them. My hope contained both a selfish expectation and deep longing.
Read More 31: Swimming Beyond the BreakersI’m not feeling lonely; I’m savoring it.
Read More 30: Savoring LonelinessToo often, stories in my life have been real because I needed them to be true, not because they are true.
Read More 29: Ego’s Rabbit Hole
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