Quit Watering Weeds

On average, I get 10-15 calls/texts from spam, robocalls & time wasters. I block them as soon as I see the missed call/text. I don’t want them in my phone or taking up space in my life. Shout out to the person that invented “block”, the best thing ever invented. That “block” prevents triggers, allowsContinue reading “Quit Watering Weeds”

Boundaries With Family

The most common conversation I have with friends is “boundaries” or lack of should I say. I’ve had conversations in recent weeks and I hear the same thing, it’s a family member not respecting my friend’s boundaries. That’s the question, why do we have such difficulty holding our boundaries with family? These people in ourContinue reading “Boundaries With Family”

I’m a Sinner and I Like It That Way

“I’m a sinner and I like it that way.” That’s a quote I don’t hear directly but I hear it indirectly almost daily. Somewhere along the way the “church” and the “Christians” have set precedence to our society that if you do blah blah blah then you are NOT a Christian and if you doContinue reading “I’m a Sinner and I Like It That Way”

The Truest Words Spoken

The truest words that were ever spoken. My narcissist mother passed in 2019 and she never changed. She got better but that was due to her aging and her health declining. Sadly, some people cannot love us how we need to be loved and some people are just not capable. It’s the pint-size vs theContinue reading “The Truest Words Spoken”

A Survivor’s Quote

I’ve seen this quote twice this week. I read it and think it must’ve been written by a narcissist survivor. It clearly depicts that someone at least got exposed. My narcissists would say “Sorry” quite a bit but there was never an action that followed the word. Sure there might be make-up gifts or timeContinue reading “A Survivor’s Quote”

Judging in Nashville

Tonight I had dinner in Nashville. I sprinted from my hairdressers to the nearest restaurant/bar to watch the World Series. I came in a few minutes after the game started. Within minutes of sitting at an upscale bar, I was judged on where I lived, for my drink preference, and before the night was over,Continue reading “Judging in Nashville”