Dealing with a coward is more like dealing with a child that has a driver's license and a credit card. They exhibit all of the hallmarks of being an adult but none of the actual attributes that come along with age; like maturity, respect, decency, or integrity. Cowards are fundamentally and emotionally bankrupt because they lack the basic level requirement for a healthy relationship, honesty.
Read MoreWhen something ends...we get to decide whether we want something more beautiful to take its place or to let the anger and disappointment of its goodbye shrink us into someone small and bitter.
Read MoreIt’s the painful irony of life that when you finally realize something isn’t good for you, it’s at the end when it’s nearly destroyed you and taken everything you have.
Read MoreHave you ever felt so lost in love you couldn’t think of anything else? I’m talking about the kind of “lost” where all you think about is another person. What they’re doing? When you’ll see them again? Do they love me? Do they really love me?
Read MoreIt’s a beautiful word with so much meaning. It’s the permission we give others to do something but most importantly, the permission we give ourselves. Though sadly, we often live in the “no”.
No thank you, I’m busy. No thank you, I’m too tired. No thank you, I’m sick.
Read MorePicture this. Life has just kicked you straight in the chest. It’s taken all the wind out of you and you’re struggling to catch your breath. Enter your well-meaning friend or even worse, an acquaintance, with the answer you’ve been waiting for, let it go!
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