Depression Is A Demon Stalker
Having depression is like having a demon stalker who hates you and constantly tells you mean and horrible things. The stalker thrives on you listening and absorbing his constant barade of insults. His assault...
Having depression is like having a demon stalker who hates you and constantly tells you mean and horrible things. The stalker thrives on you listening and absorbing his constant barade of insults. His assault...
My heart is full of stories: let’s release them all, ignite and rewrite, set fire to the old, free the present, create a soul space, wild freedom lived, to unfold and be told.
And I still keep on searching for happiness somewhere, anywhere, with anyone, by doing something or avoiding everything. I change who I am repeatedly until I no longer recognize myself.
Featured / Healing / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
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One woman’s shocking, tragic Me Too story, and her struggle, decades later, to integrate her experiences into a society where women believe in their own strength.
Family & Relationships / Featured / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by Lauren Cecora · Published February 5, 2018
As Lauren was struggling to integrate motherhood into her chaotic lifestyle, she was laid off. At first, she saw it as the ultimate failure, but it turned out to be an incredible gift.
Courage / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by Nico Jannasch · Published March 24, 2017 · Last modified May 22, 2017
“Journaling allows me to see myself in the process of becoming me. I remember who I was, recognize who I am, and realize who I can become.”
Courage / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by Chi Phan · Published March 8, 2017 · Last modified February 5, 2018
“The years of searching …have finally brought me back to myself… There is nowhere I need to be. There is no one I have to become.”
by Vironika Tugaleva · Published February 24, 2017 · Last modified May 22, 2017
“So please, dear me, be patient. Be patient as I heal, and I learn to love, because no one ever showed me how. I’m learning. Slowly.”
Courage / Healing / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by Pat Barone · Published February 7, 2017 · Last modified May 22, 2017
After 30 years of dieting, Pat was still 100 pounds overweight and starting to lose hope. She had tried everything to lose weight …or so she thought.
“What am I looking for, bright screen?
Melt my time away.
Hours passed grazing everyone’s surface.
After looking at so many shells, I feel hollow.”