Alone

I am a work in progress. We all are (well, at least those with whom I choose to interact). I will be experiencing and learning and growing until the day I die. And we all have trauma, sure. Each of us is responsible for managing it ourselves and integrating where and how we can. I also understand the very real need to distance oneself from others during the process of healing, and that is probably necessary for those who struggle with anything I just said. For those of us however who maintain a healthy relationship with ourselves, and have high emotional maturity, healing yourself by yourself seems like working harder, not smarter. How much better to engage fully with someone who is also working on themselves to work together? Be one another's support, and comfort, and security; to be their cheerleader and let them be yours. To fight each other's battles cooperatively, instead of independently.

Where my peeps at?

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Empirical Epistemology

Started a new venture to express the philosophy surrounding thoughts, feelings, emotions, psychology, and the rut of societal norms. Maybe. The nature of relationships, intimacy, communication, and self - both with those beginning; evolving and those mutating; ending. We'll see.

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