Self-love involves healthy boundaries and self-respect, whereas selfishness often involves disregarding others’ feelings or needs.
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My Response Series | “My Ex Is Crazy”
How someone talks about someone is telling.
Someone who is unwilling to meet their partner’s emotional needs or engage in constructive communication is unsafe.
My Response Series | Resenting Women
Sin in this world isn’t an excuse to allow these toxic beliefs of women to continue! You’re either safe or you are not safe.
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.
My Response Series | Boundaries
Your boundaries are for you. They aren’t demands for another person for starters. What and who you’re willing to accept in your life.
My Response Series | Manipulation
Her simply existing is a trickle supply and you being fed the info that she may be a threat will incite in anyone the need to investigate.
My Response Series | Why Finding Clarity Is Challenging
Language is incredibly valuable. When you can label and articulate your feelings and situations, it helps you make sense of your thoughts, emotions and experiences.
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.
My Response Series | Who Is Responsible For How I Feel
You are not someone’s puppet. They can’t “make” you feel or do anything.
The Family Treat 