this is like the text version of a picture being worth a thousand words. I feel like I can envision each of these times in your life, to some extent. well done!
It is utterly fascinating to me how many books exist for the reader to "fix" themself. As though we are all broken and in need of repair. As though our brokenness is our fault. As though only we should be capable of fixing our broken selves.
What a unique way of summing up your relationship—in books. This is a nice piece of writing.
Thank you, Barb. It was fun to put together.
this is like the text version of a picture being worth a thousand words. I feel like I can envision each of these times in your life, to some extent. well done!
Thanks so much! I’m really glad it resonated!
What a fascinating way to sum up a relationship! It really creates a picture that tells a lot. Thank you for sharing this. X
Thank you, Tali! I’m really glad you enjoyed it.
It is utterly fascinating to me how many books exist for the reader to "fix" themself. As though we are all broken and in need of repair. As though our brokenness is our fault. As though only we should be capable of fixing our broken selves.
Ugh and I used to be totally into them! For the majority of my life I thought I had to do battle with myself to fix all the broken parts.
Yeah me too. Now I'm at this radical realization that it's the world that is broken, not me. I hope you see that too.
I think I go back and forth, but mostly try to remember it’s not me.
Yes I have so many self help books and find I either already know the help or it is just unrealistic toxic positivity