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Is Personal Growth a Danger to Your Relationship?
Interesting perspective on growth in a relationship. Is it always good?
“We like to think that, in the romantic ideal, people love each other out of a keen appreciation for their partners’ most fundamental selves. They continue to love each other through mutual growth and change based on a profound devotion to who each other really is. As the partners grow, they make choices that enable them to change with each other and their relationship, making it stronger with every change. But we can never know another person (or even ourselves) that perfectly, and since our selves are what we make of them, we can change them. While we hope our partners continue to love and appreciate us as we change, it is important to acknowledge the possibility that we can change them fundamentally enough to make even the most deeply appreciative partner wonder who we are. One can be legitimately surprised when the person he or she loves seems to be slipping away, replaced by another person who looks just the same but behaves very differently. This can be tragic, but in the end it may lead both people, who once may have been a wonderful fit for each other, to find new partners who are better fits for who they are now.” via Is Personal Growth a Danger to Your Relationship? | Psychology Today.
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A poem for Monday…
Thanks to Steve Layman for posting this poem. I love ANYTHING to do with daffodils…
I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o’er vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils; Continue reading “A poem for Monday…”
Anger at Family Members?
Yes. Melody Beattie again. I read her every morning. Today’s post included this thought…
At some point, strive to be done with the anger. But we need to be gentle with ourselves if the feelings surface from time to time.
Thank God for the feelings. Feel them. Release them. Ask God to bless and care for our families. Ask God to help us take freedom and take care of ourselves.
Let the golden light of healing shine upon all we love and upon all with whom we feel anger. Let the golden light of healing shine on us.
Trust that a healing is taking place, now.
Help me accept the potent emotions I may feel toward family members. Help me be grateful for the lesson they are teaching me. I accept the golden light of healing that is now shining on me and my family. I thank God that healing does not always come in a neat, tidy package.
Source: March 19: Anger at Family Members | Language of Letting Go
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He Who Angers Your Conquers You
“He who angers you conquers you.”
– Elizabeth Kenny, Kenny was an Australian nursing sister who helped to focus efforts on finding a cure for polio.
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Nice ride!
Yesterday morning, I took a nice ride on a new [to me] mountain bike at Blackwell Forest Preserve in Warrenville, IL. More thoughts on that later — I just wanted to get the pictures up…
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The New Gutenberg: Social Media is Powerful, Dangerous and Necessary
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The Gospel and social media? Absolutely…
I talk to strangers
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The social media elite are gathering in Austin, TX this week for SXSW. Here’s a reminder for the rest of us…
“No matter how shy you think you are, the person next to you may be even more shy. So be the one to break the ice, and just say hello. Start up conversations with the person in line behind you, with the person walking down the hall near you. Smile and make a comment about the long, long walks between sessions or the beautiful sunshine outside that everyone is missing. I met a guy from Belgium as I walked back to my hotel yesterday and got some wonderful insight into how others perceive our country and our conferences.” Source: 10 More Tips For Enjoying SXSW – WebWorkerDaily
Me? I’m one of those guys that usually talks to strangers. It’s fun. Sometimes it’s rewarding. Last week, while stranded in Detroit, I struck up a convo with a guy named Marty who was my twin separated at birth from a business standpoint. Coincidentally, we were joined my a mutual friend who also ended up being stranded [thank God he had a pass to the Delta Sky Club and could get us in for the rest of the day!] at the Detroit airport until later that evening. Try it! It’s an interesting way to pass the time and sometime, just sometimes, it can be really rewarding. You just have to make the first move…
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Bright, shiny objects! 
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