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All I can say is I dealt with a lot. It's been hard trying to even feel good about doing better, learning, and growing.

I don't have a lot of people to talk to about how I'm feeling or doing and distanced myself from people to work on my goals because I got tired of starting conversations with people just to tell them I don't have a lot going on and actually going through things emotionally, mentally, etc.

I basically had a whole life of things being that way. So I'm on my journey to heal to get the life I want.

I don't even share so much because of worrying of others trying to use things against me or being used to paranoia, but if I want things to be better then I have to put things into a more positive perspective and that includes my mind and how I see things.

Hope I'm not oversharing, thank you for the post it actually helped me.

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Jul 3Liked by GG Renee Hill

It is scary to look inside and be a detective into the negative patterns of thinking and feeling. I find that these "protective" patterns are actually working against me. They look enticing at first, a way out of something I would rather not face but they disappoint every time. They feel like a cage I am itching to get out of. They are just not doing it for me anymore so instead I look inside .... and lo and behold I somehow find the peace I was looking for ......and grow a little stronger and a little wiser.

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Yes, exactly! The things we avoid or block out to protect ourselves hurt us in the long run if we never face them. I like the way you described it: "a cage I'm itching to get out of".

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Girl! I’m trying hard not to be sad and angry about the political state of affairs and the corruption of the Supreme Court. It’s like watching car wreck in slow motion.

I am staying on my list of tasks, controlling the only thing I can. Me!

Breathing my way through. 🧘🏽‍♂️

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Me too! It's always in the back of my mind! I'm definitely leaning into my daily practices to avoid spiraling into the fear.

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