For The First Time In Forever, I’ve got a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT to make and I’m telling it ALL…

In this episode I talk about the importance of “the past” when it comes to personal growth. I discuss how talking about “the past” on this podcast and therapy has helped me understand things about myself and how it’s helped me grow.

In this episode I talk about what I’ve recently discovered about myself in the past couple of days after the drama. STAY TUNED UNTIL THE END: I ADDRESS SOMETHING THAT NEEDS TO BE SAID

In this episode I talk about some fun facts about the people who want to harass me and uphold the BS. All factual. All real. ALL THE SMOKE

Still got MORE to TELL…

This is a REAL TIME EPISODE that just happened. I’ve been living my life and minding my business until a crazy THING decided to tag me in a Facebook post. She’s related to “the family” and proves the psychosis of crazy that “family” has. I describe what happened and read messages that were sent to me threatening bodily harm, lies, insults and craziness. It’s a wild ride.

In this episode I talk about my journey in trying to heal from past trauma and deciding to get therapy. I talk about some of the thing I’m trying to heal from. I talk about my feelings and experience with therapy so far. I talk about the steps I’m taking towards the “me” I want to be.

In this episode I talk about how being a shy introvert caused me to not speak up for myself. I share some life experiences that changed my perspective on speaking up for myself.

In this episode I talk about how others judgement/ perception of you can have a lasting effect. I share my biggest experience in people judging me and what it costed me. I also share how my opinion of being judged has changed.

In this episode I talk about forgiveness. Why everyone insists you forgive those who’ve wronged you. I talk about seeing my grandmother/mother forgive countless people and how that affected me. I also share what happened the last time I forgave someone who didn’t deserve it. The lessons it taught me and where I stand now on forgiveness.