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Fighting against the truth only perpetuates the pain. Accepting and allowing is the only way forward.
Moving past the fear of being “found out” to be less (or more) than I believe myself to be.
Abuse is everywhere and until we address it openly and honestly, these types of stories will continue to “shock” us.
My response to my ex-husband’s op-ed in The Wall Street Journal. “As long as there is work to be done and lives to save, I’m not going anywhere.”
There is nothing you can do and there is no thing you can miss out on that could ever detract from your worth.
Each new relationship is an opportunity to unearth our misconceptions of and remove our barriers to Love.
To heal, we must practice self-compassion and self-forgiveness as well as mindful recognition of how the trauma is showing up in your body.
Imagine for a moment all the lovers who rejected you, all the jobs you didn’t get, all the love you didn’t receive from family, all the pain and heartache you’ve ever experienced, imagine they had nothing to do with you.
I was ashamed because, in fact, I had been in a cycle of healthy followed by toxic love my entire life leading up to my marriage. But no one is deserving of abuse.