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He arrived like an answered prayer

I had been single for two years when I decided to give love a chance again.

It wasn’t because I was lonely, I was just tired of being strong and thought maybe I should give softness a chance, something different from how I’ve been living....

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a friend or a foe

What if some of the things we trust most aren’t actually our friends?

I was taking a stroll last week when this thought struck me and I haven’t been able to take my mind of it since then.

“A FRIEND OR A FOE?”

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Who Cries for the Person Who Never Cries?

A few weeks ago, I found myself sitting on my bedroom floor at 11:30 PM, staring at a blank wall, completely exhausted.

My week had been an emotional rollercoaster. I had spent Tuesday de-escalating a massive family conflict, Wednesday hol...

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Please Understand Me

You could tell some people that the sky is blue, and they would drag you into a three-hour debate about how it’s purple. We know this. We know, intellectually, that some people are committed to misinterpreting every syllable that leaves o...

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The Problem With Always Being the Bigger Person

I was always the bigger person.

Growing up, I was taught to respect my elders regardless of whether they were right or wrong. My feelings had a ceiling, and past that ceiling, I was expected to swallow them.

So I did.

I learned to pass m...

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    Writing about human nature, interior life, and the truths beneath everyday living.

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    I’m Cauren, Co-Creator of Tropical Fairy Cove — a sanctuary for intentional growth, self-love, and remembering who you are. This is my corner to reflect, heal, and become.

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