Types of Intimacy You Need In Your Relationship

Types of Intimacy You Need In Your Relationship
When the word intimacy comes up, most people automatically think of a physical or sexual relationship. 

However, when we look at what the word intimacy means, we can see that multiple types of relationships fall into that category. The most overlooked type is the emotional connection. 

At the core, the word simple means being close, personal association, or belonging to. 


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Ways to comfort your inner child

Ways to comfort your inner child
The more I studied what the words inner child meant, the more I can admit that we all have an inner child that needs healing. And your inner child will continue to grow and need continuing comfort and soothing throughout your life. Your inner child never outgrows you. 

Instead, your inner child grows because of you! 
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selfcare, relationships, inner work, inner child

Make The Time - Don't Wind Up Alone

Make The Time - Don't Wind Up Alone

I have never put a priority on having multiple friends. Much less girl friends. Probably because growing up I never had the good ones. #meangirls


I always thought my inner circle was tight. Remember mean girls. Built walls and not boundaries.

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friends, relationships, life,

Wrap up Friends- Reconnect or Reconsider

Wrap up Friends- Reconnect or Reconsider

Wow, 2020 and friends…


I know I could not have made it through 2020 without my friends. 


Between Virtual Zoom Coffee date, trading bad memes through Facebook Messenger, the numerous check-in texts, and my favorite the drive-in girls night outs, sitting in our trunks sharing dinners and secrets all while staying 6 feet apart. 

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life, personal development, relationships

Ending A Friendship

Ending A Friendship

Relationships are a two-way street. That includes all types of relationships. Marriages, relationships with parents. Relationship with siblings. Or a relationship with friends. 


It takes both parties working together in order for a relationship to work. If you are the only person in the relationship constantly working towards making this relationship work. It is possible the other person doesn't value this friendship in the same manner that you value the friendship.


And that is perfectly okay. There is nothing wrong with the other person not having the same level of dedication to the relationship as you.

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life, relationships,
 
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