What you’re saying; my mom was raised by British nuns and that’s why she hates religion hate hates hate hate hate hate hate hate religion. She’s kind of spiritual. And I’m angry at the church for what they did to her and I’m forgiving because I have a second chance at life because of her.
I am married now, but I went years doing solo holidays. I was estranged from my family. They couldn’t handle my identity as a queer person, but we have since reconciled.
I enjoyed my solitary life so much, that I never thought I would be in a relationship. I’m grateful for it, but it is not something I ever needed. It was just something that happened. My husband and I spent time together for a year before we labeled the relationship.
What you are identifying here is where a lot of people get stuck. Society tells us we “need” other people to be happy. However, our sense of love, joy, and peace are all internal and eternal qualities. They are not dependent on others. The moment we believe another person can “make us happy” is the moment we get on the misery train.
Be careful because when we start learning then the system transforms
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Merry Christmas!!! Glad to meet you and fun to think of living in Alaska!! Hello and cheers to you all in Alaska!!
What you’re saying; my mom was raised by British nuns and that’s why she hates religion hate hates hate hate hate hate hate hate religion. She’s kind of spiritual. And I’m angry at the church for what they did to her and I’m forgiving because I have a second chance at life because of her.
I am married now, but I went years doing solo holidays. I was estranged from my family. They couldn’t handle my identity as a queer person, but we have since reconciled.
I enjoyed my solitary life so much, that I never thought I would be in a relationship. I’m grateful for it, but it is not something I ever needed. It was just something that happened. My husband and I spent time together for a year before we labeled the relationship.
What you are identifying here is where a lot of people get stuck. Society tells us we “need” other people to be happy. However, our sense of love, joy, and peace are all internal and eternal qualities. They are not dependent on others. The moment we believe another person can “make us happy” is the moment we get on the misery train.
Have a blessed holiday! 💕
This is the most beautiful growth I have seen. I keep playing this video over and over again wow wow.
Happy holidays❤️
Thanks❤️