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Beyond "Single": Reclaiming the Narrative of Solo Parenting
Recognizing that their identity extends beyond being a mother and nurturing their own interests and passions.
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4 hours ago8 min read
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The Unfurling Scroll: Why Life Isn't a Race Against a Predetermined Clock
We live in a world obsessed with milestones, with neat little boxes ticked off at socially acceptable intervals.
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3 days ago4 min read
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The Unavoidable Ache and the Worthwhile Wound: Navigating Hurt in the Landscape of Love
Ultimately, the journey of human connection is not about avoiding hurt altogether, a feat that is likely impossible.
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3 days ago4 min read
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Narcissism: A Spectrum Misunderstood in Pop Psychology
Narcissism, often misunderstood and oversimplified, is a complex spectrum that touches all of us in some way.
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5 days ago5 min read
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Mirror, Not Magnifier: On Responsibility, Self-Reflection, and the Courage to Grow
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5 days ago5 min read
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Beyond Identity: Ego Dissolution, Non-Existence, and Transcendence in the Journey to Self-Discovery
xistence that is not defined by limits but illuminated by endless potential.
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5 days ago5 min read
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The Path to Individuation: Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, and the Hero’s Journey
"We meet ourselves time and time again in a thousand disguises on the path of life."
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5 days ago4 min read
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The Cost of Lost Dreams: Navigating Adulthood After a Childhood Without Aspirations
What happens to the adults who were never taught to dream as children?
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Apr 234 min read
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The Alchemy of Returning to Myself
By unearthing the sacred within the simple and reclaiming the power I had always carried.
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Apr 224 min read
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The Unreachable Ones: Why Some People Are Determined to Self-Destruct
What makes some individuals seem hell-bent not only on destroying themselves, but often damaging those closest to them as well?
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Apr 215 min read
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Joy and Purpose: Rediscovering Happiness Beyond Obligation
Living for others wasn’t just something I did—it was something I believed was necessary.
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Apr 195 min read
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Guilt, Shame, and Reclamation: Navigating the Hidden Depths of Emotion
Dr. Gabor Maté, who explores the connection between trauma and the body, reminds us that emotions like guilt and shame are adaptations
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Apr 195 min read
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The Quiet After the Storm: Confronting the Void
Even though I often feel like a failure for stepping back, I know this stillness is part of my journey.
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Apr 196 min read
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The Body Keeps Score: How My Grief Has Shaped My Health
I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror yesterday and, for a fleeting moment, thought, damn, am I an attractive human being.
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Apr 183 min read
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Roles vs. Self: Breaking Free from the Act of Nurturing
The process of separating "self" from the roles I’ve played has been anything but easy.
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Apr 176 min read
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Survival Mode as a Default: How It Shapes Identity and Keeps Us in Service of Others
For as long as I can remember, survival wasn’t a phase of life—it was the entirety of it.
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Apr 175 min read
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You Never Know What Someone is Going Through
In a world bustling with activity and distraction, it is easy to overlook the struggles carried by those around us. Often, the battles...
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Apr 114 min read
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How Close Is Too Close: When You Can't See the Monster You Created
what happens when that love, paired with a lifetime of excuses and rescue missions, inadvertently fosters a narcissistic behavior pattern in
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Apr 93 min read
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The Journey of Selfless Service: Understanding and Embracing Balance
To understand why I give so selflessly, I have had to look deeply at my past and the influences that shaped me.
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Apr 54 min read
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The Scars of the Experts: Lessons from Lived Experience
The true structure, the depth and richness of wisdom, is built through experience
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Apr 32 min read
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