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This post outlines the author’s personal journey with psilocybin use, emphasizing the importance of a structured “container” for safe and beneficial experiences. Key elements include preparation, setting intentions, ensuring a supportive environment, and performing integration work post-trip. The author shares five progressive intentions aimed at emotional healing and personal growth, highlighting the significance of mindset…
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Venting to Let Go 26/10/24 DISCLAIMER: The contents of this post should NOT be taken as any form of advice or guidance; it is merely an account of a personal exploration. Any actions taken by others in relation to the contents of this post are entirely their own responsibility. Consideration should always be given to…
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The post reflects on the process of confronting past trauma, emphasizing the struggle with procrastination and self-acceptance. After a challenging task, the writer experiences intense emotions, including relief and sorrow, when realizing past abuse. The journey is framed as a path towards self-responsibility and empowerment. The day ultimately symbolizes progress, self-love, and reclaiming control over…
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The post describes the writer’s encounter with her ex and her determination to not let negative emotions consume her. She finds solace in nature, expressing her desire to move on from bitterness and anger. The writer reflects on her progress in maintaining boundaries and practicing self-care, despite the ongoing grief due to experiences within the…
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On the ex’s birthday, the writer chose to be civil, despite feeling angered by the ex’s actions. They found pleasure in disconnecting emotionally and discarding their ex’s belongings, feeling empowered. The writer recognizes their own righteousness and is unapologetic about their actions. The ex’s attempts to provoke them are ineffective.
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Recognising and Recovering from Marital Abuse
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If you ‘feel’ like you raped your partner, you almost certainly did. 26/06/24 TRIGGER WARNING: Discussion of marital rape. DISCLAIMER: The contents of this post should NOT be taken as any form of advice or guidance; it is merely an account of a personal exploration. Any actions taken by others in relation to the contents…
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The author reflects on a painful wedding day marred by their partner’s alcoholism. Despite requesting sobriety, the groom drank before the ceremony and spent the day ignoring the bride’s emotional needs. The author grapples with feelings of regret and self-blame, yet recognizes the importance of self-compassion. A symbolic act of discarding wedding rings signifies moving…
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Reframing Childhood Trauma: Unveiling Harmful Beliefs
The writer traces the link between traumatic childhood experiences and harmful adult behaviors, focusing on a specific incident of unjust punishment. The impact of this experience is examined, revealing the writer’s journey of self-healing and recognition of unhealthy coping mechanisms. Through mindfulness and self-compassion, they seek to overcome past trauma and embrace their true self.
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The writer reflects on a past relationship marked by infidelity and self-doubt. Despite sensing betrayal, fear of losing the partner led to self-devaluation. Determined to prioritize self-worth and independence, the writer commits to strengthening their self-respect through various means. This marks a decisive shift towards valuing oneself above all.
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The author reflects on her ex’s abandonment of their grandchildren, attributing his behavior to a consistent pattern of shirking responsibility. Despite the pain, she finds solace in detaching from the toxic relationship and cherishing the joy of having her grandchildren. This healing process, though painful, brings about a newfound sense of peace and self-restoration.
Jessica's Journey 