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I wanted to be seen as special. I wanted to be chosen.

I’ve been thinking about the desire to be seen as special.

Ruwan and I talk about it in his episode of Healing After Harm in the context of what makes us susceptible to grooming and how so much is connected to this desire to matter, this...

10 days ago
1

‘What Are We?’ Isn’t Enough: The Dating Conversation I Have Instead

Folks desiring monogamous long-term relationships often assume that there is a shared meaning of monogamy, but there isn’t!

In the world of dating advice, there is a fair bit around about when to have the “what are we” conversation. I thin...

13 days ago
2

How does one be with the terror of being devoured?

How do you be with the terror of being devoured (by the Great Mother)?

This is the question at the front for beloved sisters of mine with whom I have been sitting and they turn it to me.

Initially I do not understand the question. What i...

25 days ago

To be witnessed by someone who gets it

What does it mean to be met by someone? To be heard and witnessed by someone with whom you don’t have to give massive amounts of detail or spend time trying to convince them or help them understand?

If you haven’t had many experiences of...

a month ago
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I woke up mid night in terror

I had gone on a first date with a man much older than me.

We’d matched online a while back, spoke about meeting, I dropped out of communication, and weeks later, we happened to recognize each other between the dairy section and canned good...

a month ago

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