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When Someone Turns to Stone in a Marriage
Let’s take a moment to reflect on the journey to emotional disconnection isn’t an abrupt event; it unfolds gradually. It may begin with a missed conversation, an unvoiced apology, or a “I’m fine” that doesn’t ring true. Before long, the person who once shared laughter, dreams, and deep emotions with you becomes quiet. They remain physically present, but you can sense the distance. When someone shuts down emotionally in a marriage, the warmth begins to fade. Hugs become brief,
Nov 122 min read


Do People Really Change… or Do They Just Settle?
We hear it all the time: "People don’t change," or "People truly can not change." Or the hopeful version: "People can change if they really want to." Somewhere between these beliefs lies an uncomfortable truth: many people don’t really change—they settle. They adjust, shrink, tolerate, and make peace with a life that doesn’t quite fit, all while telling themselves they’re "fine." But are they? Change vs. Settling: What’s the Difference? Change requires effort, discomfort, sel
Nov 62 min read


When You’re Divorced, Every Day Is World Mental Health Day
Each fall brings conversations about well-being, aiming to end shame, offering reassurance that struggle is normal, and that the struggle...
Oct 102 min read


Love Bombers: Why That Over-the-Top Romance IS a Red Flag
You recognize it from films: a fast-moving connection filled with presents, thrilling praise, spectacular displays, and a total rom-com...
Oct 53 min read


Stages of Divorce: BREATHE Even When You Think You Can not
Divorce isn’t just a legal process; it’s an emotional earthquake. One day, you think you’ve found your footing, and the next, you’re...
Sep 272 min read


He Was Magic.
When Love Leaves an Imprint A beloved friend recently spoke about her husband, who passed away suddenly. Through her tears, she whispered...
Sep 162 min read


Manifesting Goodness: Creating Space for Joy After Divorce
Divorce changes life in unexpected ways—sometimes with heartbreak, other times with relief, and often with both. When things begin to...
Sep 132 min read


Love, Loss, Depression, and Suicide: A Conversation We Can’t Avoid
September is Suicide Awareness Month , and it’s one of those times when we’re reminded of the quiet battles so many people fight. Love...
Sep 122 min read


The Weight of Time and the Gift of Presence
As the years go by, life has a way of surprising us with changes we never quite feel ready for. Children grow up and leave the nest, and...
Aug 272 min read


Single Always? Don’t Worry—Manifest Your Next Love
If you’ve been single long enough to start referring to yourself as “forever solo,” you’ve probably heard all the greatest hits: • “Why...
Aug 112 min read


Disconnected: The Service I Have vs. The Service I Deserve
I miss connection. Not just the “5G full-bars” kind, but the real kind—the kind that doesn’t drop you mid-call, ghost you after a good...
Aug 82 min read


There Is Always Hope—Try and Maintain It
Let’s talk about hope again for a second. Not the kind that’s all glitter and unicorns, but the real, gritty kind—the kind that’s hard...
Aug 52 min read


The Hurt Beyond the Silence
No one tells you that the most challenging part of dating after divorce isn’t rejection—it’s the silence. Not the kind of silence that...
Aug 32 min read


The OH Kiss Cam Drama — Let’s Talk About It: Right or Wrong, You Were Caught
Let’s set the scene: the stadium is buzzing, the crowd is electric, and it’s the perfect moment for lighthearted entertainment between...
Jul 302 min read


There is a Pill for that!
Can’t sleep? Hot flashes hijacking your meetings? Mood swings that make you question your humanity? Anxiety that convinces you everyone...
Jul 282 min read


Post-Divorce Reflex: Reaching for the Ring That’s No Longer There
Reaching for that ring? You are not the only one!
Jul 212 min read


Loving Them Didn’t Make It Work: Divorcing Someone You Still Care About
They tell you love is the glue that holds a marriage together. That if you love someone enough, everything else will fall into place. But...
Jul 163 min read


Human Touch: The Need for Compassion and Passion
After divorce, it’s easy to focus on what’s been lost—partnership, routine, security, even identity. But there’s another subtle, aching...
Jul 112 min read


When They Go Silent: When Someone You Love or Care about Becomes a Stranger
There’s no manual for the moment someone you thought you knew suddenly vanishes from your life without explanation. No warning. No...
Jul 62 min read


Steer Clear of the Non-Communicators
Let’s get straight: if communication isn’t happening, neither is the relationship. We’ve all been there—on the edge of our seat, waiting...
Jul 22 min read
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