Self-love involves healthy boundaries and self-respect, whereas selfishness often involves disregarding others’ feelings or needs.
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My Response Series | A Critical Spirit Will Never Hear You
A critical spirit lives in the inflated ego and an active avoidance of self awareness, self-reflection and self acceptance.
By their fruits you will know them. A self deprecator, a self-saboteur who likes to sabotage others, someone who is the greatest victim of all, a victim of everything and everyone.
My Response Series | Deconstruction
It’s been a really powerful experience to unlearn the limiting beliefs of God and who I am in Christ.
The Story of Lisa McVey
Rape is taking masculinity and instead of using it to protect and love with the natural instinct to passionately love in a consensual and aggressive manner, it is the corruption of taking what is not yours in a forceful insecure manner.
My Response Series | Dating – What does it mean?
You are your own person, separate and whole from them and their thoughts or feelings. You do not owe anyone an explanation nor do you owe anyone your time or energy.
Work At Home Job Leads – June 16th 2023
Sometimes opportunities come in forms you’d least expect!
Vote For Me!!!!!
Come support me and VOTE!!!! ♥️
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Reflecting on 2022
“God gave me understanding that proved that I’d unknowingly harbored many false beliefs that were more apart of culture and not Christ-like.”
Waiting On God
Tonight and this past week have been tough, as I go through major changes in my life, I feel encouraged by God to share what waiting on God means to me. I am a flawed human, but I am committed to trusting in God and preparing myself for what God wants me to do in my life. I pray you’ll be encouraged. God Bless!
What Does Genuine Repentance Look Like?
Tap For Full Article — “Repeated exposure of chronic lies, hidden sexual addictions, unearthed financial indiscretions, and many other secret, deviant behaviors can knock a victim of psychological abuse off their feet, sending them tumbling down a proverbial rabbit hole time and time again. Except she isn’t Alice and her marriage is anything but Wonderland. The pattern of two steps forward and ten steps back is seemingly endless as the relative quiet that usually follows a supposed relational breakthrough is often short-lived before more turbulence resumes and the pattern starts over. Without clarity and removing the root issue of abuse, problems continue to spring up at full force like overgrown weeds after a rainstorm, so that a victim chronically cycles between the dangling carrot of hope and the slippery downward spiral of a trauma-induced black hole. How, then, can a woman know if her husband’s profession of change is real or if it’s just another ploy to keep her trapped in the web of narcissistic abuse? Though not an all-encompassing picture, below are some ways you can identify true repentance.”
— Jenn Nestler
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