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About Love
So how can we feel the pain and keep going anyway? How can we move forward without being afraid or in spite of it? How can we love, anyway?
Letting go has always been an issue for me: letting go of objects, articles of clothing, and people that I can’t remember why I am friends with. I didn’t really realise this until I broke up with my ex.
In all categories of the soul, it’s vital that we listen to ourselves and what needs attention. We are only, as they say, as strong as our weakest element.
A few years ago my daughter learnt about the Stolen Generation at kindergarten. She came home with questions, a lot of questions.
Sex on the Mind:
10 Sexually Liberating New Year’s Resolutions
Whether you have a partner, a best friend, or a community, take them along the journey with you! Make a mutual commitment to these 10 sexually liberating New Year’s resolutions!
The complexity of Relationships
I continued the tradition in my new home. We had a mission as parents to make this time of the year as magical as it could be. And then, my relationship went to shit.
My notions of love were built on Nicholas Sparks’s books, and Hollywood movies; there’s always one grand gesture of love and everything works out; there are no religious differences, no caste differences, no language barriers.
Most people don’t like having serious chats. Often we avoid them at all costs.
The hardest part about losing someone you’re not ready to lose is accepting the fact that you're better off without this person in your life; that your days will be brighter without them; that all the love you gave them wasn't enough. It’s accepting that this person you lost was okay with losing you.
