Want more peace? Let go of drama for good.
A few years ago, when my kids were little and exhausting, I realized I no longer had energy for drama.
A few years ago, when my kids were little and exhausting, I realized I no longer had energy for drama.
Some people will be committed to misunderstanding you. I’m sorry, but it’s true.
When we try to escape forgiveness, we begin to build a wall. Brick-by-brick we praise our strength and admire just how efficiently we can protect our hearts.
“You’re a normal person.” To be honest, it’s a comment that would have destroyed me in my 20s.
I used to invite everyone into my pillow fort. Most people hadn’t earned my trust, but I gave it to them anyways.
“Don’t drive through the neighborhoods where the drug dealers live.” It was wisdom my counselor offered to me last week. No, I don’t do drugs. But, yes, I struggle with unhealthy habits.
It is a lie I was told long ago: “One day, you’ll escape the bully.” Only then, I grew up and came face-to-face with a painful, incredibly disappointing reality: The bully will follow you.
The bathroom floor. Every week, this is now where I meet my counselor.
“I just want him to be proud of me.” They are words I think to myself often. It’s been one month since my father passed away.
It won’t always be this way. I’m whispering it to you. I’m whispering it to me.