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What Does Your Bucket Hold?
Talk of the “Bucket List” seems to have increased in recent years. I feel that our focus may be overly tied to consumption or the cool experiences we should want before we die. I sometimes hear this as similar to … Continue reading
Posted in Goals, Gratitude, Intimacy, Relationships
Tagged commitment, death urge, future, goals, gratitude, immortality, poetry, service, The Bucket List
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Expectations, Context and Acknowledgement
Does the history or context of a relationship effect what you need to feel acknowledged? For example, if you have a history of shared finances, are you then more likely to need to feel credited or acknowledged for your history … Continue reading
Posted in Book: The Monogamy Challenge, Communication, Intimacy, Relationships, Sexuality
Tagged Acknowledgement, communication, Credit, Empathy, Expectations, intimacy, Needs, relationships
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Is It Healthy to Need?
Learning to accept and embrace the validity of what we want or need has long been a central theme of my work. Becoming conscious of how our needs have been ignored, neglected and even shamed, has far reaching effects. Being … Continue reading