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Inner Work:
- Shadow Work Journal PDF
- What Is Intuitive Coaching?
- Choosing A Meditation Object
- There Is Something Spiritual About Cutting Your Hair
- How To Reframe Negative Self TalkPersonal Development:
- Learning Life Skills You Were Never Taught As A Child
- What I Learnt Grappling for 24 Hours Straight
- I Just Completed 75 HARD & The Results Are UnimpressiveRelationships & Sexuality:
-You Are Allowed To End Toxic Relationships
-Why Mental Illness Does Not Excuse Your Behavior Towards Others
-The 13 Rules of Drug Dealing I Learnt As The Son Of A Dealer
-I Am A Survivor Slut: On Trauma and Hyper Sexuality
-Why I Stopped Watching Porn
Death
Despite everything that happened, I loved my father and still do. To this day my biggest regret is not connecting with him more. I do not forgive him for what he put my brother and me through, but I regret not trying to get to know him on a deeper level, particularly as an adult. When I talk about my childhood, people always say something along the lines of:
“But you were just a child and he was the adult. He should have done more; it was his fault that your relationship fell apart.”
Yes, he was the adult and I was the child. But that truth does not change my role and my actions towards him. I still made the choice to limit contact. I still made the choice to become emotionally distant. I still made the choice to stop seeing him altogether for years. Despite all that he was and all that he did, I still played a role in our relationship, or lack thereof.
Try Before You Die: Advice That Stopped Me Committing Suicide
Each time that I was close to following through, one thought kept coming to mind. It was so poignant that I couldn’t shake it: before making a permanent decision, give yourself the chance to try before you die - try everything you’ve ever dreamed of - you might just find a reason to stay.