healing
How to heal fully and properly.
What's Raging ?
What is Raging ? Raging is when you are trapped in deep depression, in deep thoughts that no one seems to understand. People say they understand you but always go against you, what you're saying isn't working in their eyes so they doubt your abilities to find your own way out. This makes you intoxicate yourself with toxics in efforts to escape the feelings and the responsibility of dealing with those emotions while sober. Advice doesn't work only drugs. Raging is a way people express their frustration, it can be sex, fighting, exercising , partying, traveling and recklessly loving anyone. It's a call for the love we were told we're supposed to have, fooled my movies, Tv's, and anything else that we were told about families or people.
By Montay McMillian4 years ago in Motivation
A Visitor From Heaven
At the beginning months of the pandemic 😷 that happened last year in 2020. It seemed as if the world 🌎 had undergone some type of unforgiving human experience filled with ongoing painful conditions like oceans 🌊 of waves crashing into the dark blue sea.
By Victoria Ramos4 years ago in Motivation
Learn to Love Yourself in 11 Steps
"To forgive is to release a prisoner and find out that you were the prisoner." Lewis B. Smedes Self-esteem and self-love are intertwined. If you suffer from low self-esteem, the root of this cause may stem from insufficient love for your being. So, it's hard to find that piece of love for yourself. It seems unnatural to love yourself because your mind has been full of unhealthy thoughts for a long time.
By Klaudia McGregor4 years ago in Motivation
HOW TO GET THROUGH TOUGH DAYS IN 1 PIECE
Hi, I'm Susan Petang. I am the Stress Management expert on Divorce by Rose. I have this course to offer that will help you out a lot when you're thinking about getting a divorce or starting the process, especially when you feel like you're in an emotional blender. You may need some tools to get you through these times so you can get your life organized while you're going through this process. The emotions that you feel when you're getting divorced are super intense, so I've got an excellent tool to show you.
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Motivation
91 Days in the Woods
As I looked at my surroundings, I couldn’t help but scrutinize over the long series of decisions and incidents throughout my life that had led me to this exact moment. The moment where I found myself alone in the woods with nothing but a sleeping bag, some food, a change of clothes, and a tarp (note- not a tent). My unshowered hair sat in a tight tangled bun at the top of my head and my skin was dry from the cold January weather. And as I sat by a tree, next to the very first fire that I was able to make without a lighter, the only thought I had was- How did I end up here?
By Annie Romano4 years ago in Motivation
Live with passion
A lot of us have felt fear of judgment or failure in our lives before, or have been in toxic relationships where our partner tried to control what we can or can't do or how to feel. Have you ever felt afraid being your most authentic self? I have, most of the time. Afraid of not pleasing other people, that others might hate me for doing something they don't like, afraid of that I'm not being good enough, that people can't love me for being who I am.
By Krisztina Tyukody4 years ago in Motivation
I knew I always deserved diamonds
A diamond? I thought well into the depths of my mind searching for a story where I let my real self shine through, for a diamond-worthy moment. A few came to mind, but maybe only two that I thought were good enough. I thought “why don’t I have a better story? Why haven’t I experienced a better story?” As I’ve been so terribly harsh with myself over the last couple of years for not living life “enough”, searching for the perfect experience to write about and realizing I had none was no different.
By Corinn 4 years ago in Motivation
2020
It was a partially cloudy day March 3, 2020 to be exact, I’d walked into work literally thousands of times before but this day was different. This day was special, it was the day I decided to turn my 2 weeks notice in. It was something I’d considered for some time and it seemed like all the stars just effortlessly aligned. I had enough in my savings to last for a while, my interior design business had an amazing previous year and I felt confident in myself. I believed in my dream. I was ready to make that leap. You see my job had went through some major changes, just as all businesses do, but these changes began to disrupt my peace. I’d been promoted to a managers position and the love I had for my team was beyond what words could explain, I grew so much as an individual while managing them. My communication skills sharpened, my people skills strengthened and my level of compassion and humility expanded. I’ll be the first to admit upon entering the position I had a pretty tough exterior and being there brought me balance but it didn’t take long for me to realize that simply speaking up would turn into the Angry black woman persona. Verbalizing about the problems I faced only created more problems. I felt so unseen and really unheard. It was a whirlwind of achievements, wins and triumphs from my team and stress, being dismissed and being overlooked from my superiors. It was pretty overwhelming and just getting prepared to go in every morning became nerve racking. In fact, I suffered a very difficult and painful 3 month long miscarriage just from the stress alone. Mentally, physically and emotionally I wanted more for myself and I knew I deserved better.
By Brittany Douglas4 years ago in Motivation
Once a junkie, Always a junkie?
Every time. Every single time. I will never understand how my car knows when I am going out of town. It's like a vindictive, cruel, mean girl classmate from high school that just so happened to hate me then, and continues in adulthood to go out of her way to destroy my trip, my day, and my life, only for her to of course go home to her handsome husband, obedient children and spotless house. I crank the engine one more time, hoping that maybe God doesn't have a twisted sense of humor after all, and instead of the engine screaming at me to get this show on the road, I hear a faint click. Those that are not as experienced in the art of breaking down during the most inconvenient times possible, would probably assume the battery was dead. But upon further investigation, and first hand knowledge of what it sounds and looks like, I knew it wasn't the battery. It was the starter, which made things so much worse than they would be if it was indeed the battery. It means I can't just simply humiliate myself by asking random strangers for a jump, but instead I must wait for my car as it vindictively delays my weekend plans, and selfishly doesn't even go dutch on the $636.00 it ends up costing me.
By Katie Tabor4 years ago in Motivation
