50: Stories of Blame
Painter sat at the defendants table and announced with absolute certainty, “This is all your fault.”
And I wonder, “Which part is my fault?”
Read More 50: Stories of BlameLove Letters to a Healing Heart
"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
Painter sat at the defendants table and announced with absolute certainty, “This is all your fault.”
And I wonder, “Which part is my fault?”
Read More 50: Stories of Blame“Accountability doesn’t mean punishment. Accountability is a willingness to accept responsibility for our own actions.”
Read More 15: Reminder2self: AccountabilityThoughts on Affair Recovery’s “The 20 Most Common Mistakes of the Unfaithful Spouse.”
Read More 01: The Unforced Errors – Thoughts on Affair RecoveryHow quick we are to believe the worst about people we don’t actually know because we want to believe the best about the people we love.
Read More Thoughts on Mark Nepo’s Being SadHow quick we are to believe the worst about people we don’t actually know because we want to believe the best about the people we love.
Read More Thoughts on Mark Nepo’s Being SadIt seems I’m compelled to write to the men and women that betrayed their Loves, lives, and selves directly.
Read More 01: A Love Letter to the BetrayersJust as “…but I love you” isn’t a get out of jail free card following betrayal, “…but you cheated” isn’t either. In both cases it is a deflection from the things that matter.
Read More 36: A Bit of This and ThatThere is nothing simple that I have chosen to do. I think it is human to believe change is for the other person even when we know the solution lies within.
Read More 32: Eeyore Visits MordorI have, on more than one occasion over the last 15 months found myself voluntarily leaning into pointless discussions with ill-informed people over issues of my identity, my life with my xp, and the decisions I was making before and after the discovery.
Read More Thoughts on Excuse Making vs Understanding by Lisa Arends
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