NOTE: This is a two part discussion. Link to part 2 is below. 
LET’S GO!!!!!
 
Whether you are ending things with a long-term partner, situationship, or sneaky link, the time immediately after you let that shit go can be both exciting and painful. Don’t get me wrong, the relief that comes with removing someone toxic from your life is an amazing feeling. 

​Before my recovery from alcoholism began, laughter was one of the most painful sounds I knew.

​While many of us were confined to our homes for a year, we all experienced some form  of feeling alone. When you have or provide care for someone with a mental health challenge or mental illness such a decrease in socialization can bring on devastating lows.
 

​While at work I look out the window at the early raining summer sky thinking, will I go through depression for the rest of my life. Sometimes I fool myself that because it is summer that the sun will protect me from all the low spots in my mind. Magically they will go away, and I will not have to take this medicine for the rest of my life. 

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When is the last time you looked at your yoni, your vagina, your p****y, your pocketbook, your coochie, your honey pot? Just stopped to admire her/him/she. This is a question I’ve asked every single women I’ve encountered in my private healing mental spiritual wellness practice.