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Attachment is incredibly draining. Once you’ve experienced real love you’ll look at attachment and understand it’s actually not very easy. There’s many variables that need to be in place, there’s

Abandonment is about abandonment. Not really about the person who may or may not be currently dismissing you.Thread: When someone exhibits behaviors of avoidance, neglect, or nonchalance someone without abandonment

The real tea on shadow work: looking at something within yourself that needs to be “hunted” and “taken down” creates conflict within oneself. All parts of you just need acknowledgment,

To the ones healing from a break-up. A thread: They say when you see someone tilting their head and exposing their neck, it makes them appear very frail and vulnerable.

Self-love: A thread People say “love yourself” but forget to say how. They also forget to include the fine print. If there was no space for autonomy to be

What to do when people leave: Understand a journey requires constant visitors and constant stops. Nothing pauses. Energy moves. Though they were your favorite, the world kept spinning. Understand that

You start healing from codependency when you realize you are what you really want. Lack of self-concept and self-actualization will have you thinking there are no mirrors in your home.

Your worth and your conditions (short thread): What standards have you set in place for the people that want access to you? You took time to do the inner work

How to be alone (a thread): Learn how to make yourself your main priority. You’re of no use to anyone if there’s nothing of you to share. We become walking

How to be alone (a thread): earn how to make yourself your main priority. You’re of no use to anyone if there’s nothing of you to share. We become walking

Wounded inner child vs. Healthy adult in a connection: a thread Wounded child: Put an end to my loneliness Healing adult: be here while we continue to respect each other’s

Struggling with CPTSD:1. We avoid “needy” people when really it’s because we don’t want anyone “too present”.2. We’re constantly on defense mode. Everyday is a war and everything in our