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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
A Day In The Life
I always knew that my dad was an addict, but it took me a while to truly understand the difference between my dad and my friends’ dads. However, as I moved from primary school into high school, the differences became more and more apparent.
One of my close friend’s father was a truck driver who drove semitrailers interstate on a regular basis. I remember this friend complaining about how his father was often not at home for long periods, but when he returned they would go to the football or play at the park.