Dee Burrell
Here, we dive deep into what it means to stand up for ourselves, set boundaries, and break free from the weight of patriarchy and misogyny. This space is dedicated to anyone who’s tired of self-abandonment and ready to embrace their power.
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Things I did not expect to do on vacation: eat a mango straight off the tree, feed a pig a beer, and swim toward a shark on purpose. (opens the original)
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Hailey, my daughter, and I had been in the water for about forty-five minutes, floating and talking about a stingray we’d just seen, when we heard her wife Gracie yell my name.“Hey Dee. There’s a shark over here!”Hailey and I looked at each other, adjusted our snorkels, and swam toward it. We just moved. Didn’t even think about it. I’m still kind of laughing about that, because swimming toward a shark is not something I would have thought I’d ever do.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img"
I Lost a Family. I Found Myself. (opens the original)
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