Look 👀 at your kinky life. Your relationships, your skills, how you feel.
Are you proud of where you are?
Has your hard work (and sometimes luck) paid off for you?
What areas are not quite there yet?
Be honest with yourself. And then, ask yourself, “What would it take to make me strong in those areas?”
And then do it.
And keep doing it.
Until you’re proud.
I’ve been writing a lot about boundaries lately. In fact, I’m going to finish my series on the six types of boundaries tomorrow. And when
And I appreciate her faith in me. I really do. I know it came from a place of love and endless belief. But she was
“ACK! Failure! No, no, no, no! HARD LIMIT!”That was me. I was a gifted child. If you were one, you know what I mean. Everything
I was recently walking with a friend who said to me, “I don’t know if I’m poly, really, or just want an open relationship.” My
Really? THAT’s what you want to know? That’s your burning question? The one that comes before an introduction, some small talk? UGH. And while that
Oh, we do our best to even things out, but just as life is inherently unfair, so are polyamorous relationships. Uh, yeah, so are monogamous
Well, if any rejection can be great. Maybe the title should be, “Writing A Rejection That Doesn’t Sting Any More Than It Has To To
Someone commented in an earlier writing: I have found this an eye opening experience in that very few people seem to give a shit about
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