Conversations with True Self
"Conversations with true self" is about awakening and remembering your inner wisdom and embracing your authentic path to growth, freedom, and living beyond limitations and beliefs.
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I’ve carried this long enough (opens the original)
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July 28, 2026 Journal entry Five days later Lots has already transpired.Once it was posted, it went a little viral over the next few hours. A huge outpouring of love and support followed—more than I have ever experienced in my entire life.For all this time (46 years), I believed nobody cared, or that somehow I was the bad apple for speaking out about the abuse.I have not received a single comment criticizing me. Instead, I received hundreds in support of me. People said they
I’ve carried this long enough (opens the original)
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July 28, 2026 Journal entry Five days later Lots has already transpired.Once it was posted, it went a little viral over the next few hours. A huge outpouring of love and support followed—more than I have ever experienced in my entire life.For all this time (46 years), I believed nobody cared, or that somehow I was the bad apple for speaking out about the abuse.I have not received a single comment criticizing me. Instead, I received hundreds in support of me. People said they
Who gets to define your reality? (opens the original)
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This isn’t an article about therapy; it’s an article about learning how to recognize your own voice after spending years living inside someone else’s story. I came across this meme today, and it made me stop and think.Heard a therapist say, “People who need therapy don’t come to us; their victims do.” That one stayed with me.How often do we assume that if someone goes to therapy, there must be something wrong with them?Yet many people in therapy aren’t there b
Who gets to define your reality? (opens the original)
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This isn’t an article about therapy; it’s an article about learning how to recognize your own voice after spending years living inside someone else’s story. I came across this meme today, and it made me stop and think.Heard a therapist say, “People who need therapy don’t come to us; their victims do.” That one stayed with me.How often do we assume that if someone goes to therapy, there must be something wrong with them?Yet many people in therapy aren’t there b
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