HeyJaredAndrea Harris | Bloom Beyond Burnout
I help women stop outsourcing their identity to motherhood, trauma, or survival-mode careers.
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Knowing Why They're Like That Won't Set You Free (opens the original)
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You can understand exactly why they’re like that.You can trace it back three generations. You can name the grandparent who worked around the clock, never sat down, never played, never once said, I’m proud of you.And still, the wound doesn’t move.That is not a failure of your intelligence.Last week, in The Boys Club - Part 5: The Betrayal of the Protective Mother, I touched on how devastating
The Boys Club - Part Five: The Betrayal of the Protective Mother (opens the original)
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There is a man who hurts children.And there is a mother who tried to stop him.And when the moment came to choose which one to believe, the people who loved her — her friends, her coworkers, her own family — chose him.Not because the evidence favored him. It never did. They chose him because believing her cost too much.This is so common that a United Nations Special Rapporteur has named the weaponization of “parental alienation” against protective mothers a global crisis in family courts worldwid
There Was Never Going to Be a Finish Line (opens the original)
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She’s waiting for a finish line that isn’t coming.The final Court hearing. The day he stops filing, or the day he finally stops calling, showing up, finding a reason to reach in. The moment he simply can’t touch her life anymore. She’s told herself that’s the day she gets to rest — the day she finally deals with her body, her health, the thing she keeps pushing to next month.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!XrN2!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_pro
The Weaponization of Money (opens the original)
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You know the feeling before you can name it.The email dings, and your shoulders climb toward your ears. Your breath goes shallow and high in your chest. Your jaw sets. Somewhere in your body, before a single word has been read, you already know it’s him — another motion, another filing, another demand dressed up in the language of a devoted father.Thanks for reading Andrea Harris | Bloom Beyond Burnout! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form cla
Regulation Is Not Love and Light Bullshit. In Family Court, It's Life or Death. (opens the original)
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You are still standing.No one tells you that is the part worth being proud of. Not the custody order. Not the settlement. Not the case number stamped on a file that will outlive the marriage it came from. Just this — that after everything he built to break you, you are still here, reading this, breathing.Thanks for reading Andrea Harris | Bloom Beyond Burnout! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscrip
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