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I Don’t Forgive Them, But I See Now: How Dr. Ramani’s It’s Not You Changed Everything

I Don’t Forgive Them, But I See Now: How Dr. Ramani’s It’s Not You Changed Everything
Introduction I haven’t finished reading It’s Not You: Identifying and Healing from Narcissistic People by Dr. Ramani Durvasula, but it already feels like a turning point in my life. This book didn’t just give me information; it handed me a mirror, a scalpel, and a lantern. I…
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Curious, Not Lost: The Difference Between Being Textured and Being Untethered

Curious, Not Lost: The Difference Between Being Textured and Being Untethered
Some people confuse movement with growth, and change with evolution. They look at someone who is constantly exploring, trying, shifting, and assume they must be lost. But that assumption says more about their own instability than yours. 🔍 The Misunderstanding: Curiosity ≠ …
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What Is Emotional Regression? And Why Some People Stay Stuck

What Is Emotional Regression? And Why Some People Stay Stuck
After years of observing the people in my life, lovers, dates, family members, co, coworkers, even friends, I’ve arrived at a new and unsettling realization. For the longest time, I labelled many of them as either narcissists or emotionally avoidant. But something didn’t f…
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A love letter to the version of myself who learned the hard way

A love letter to the version of myself who learned the hard way
Dating is not about finding the person you're looking for. And, you don't need to have a perfect life and everything in the universe aligned to start dating because it's part of your healing journey, it's part of discovering and learning about yourself, what …
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Ikigai Made Simple: Find What You’re Meant to Do

Ikigai Made Simple: Find What You’re Meant to Do
Ikigai (生き甲斐)  is a Japanese term that roughly translates to " a reason for being " or " a reason to wake up in the morning . " It’s a beautiful and profound concept that sits at the intersection of four key elements: What you love (your passion)
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An Iraqi\Canadian Writer, Journalist, Artist Feminist & LGBTQ+ Activist. Lives in Toronto, ON

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