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Not all relationships are beneficial to us. At some point we all have to deal with toxic relationships in our lives. As beneficial as healthy relationships are in our lives, toxic relationships are that detrimental to us.
Throughout all of our lives, we dream of what our lives could be. Some people live their day to day lives while others chase after those dreams to make them come true. Those passion followers work to make their visions into reality, and that new reality can sometimes create a huge impact on the whole world.
As a follower of my blog, you’ve probably noticed that there is a wide variety of topics that I write about. Some topics are just ideas that have come into my mind that I want to share, while others are very deeply personal to me. To me, blogging is expressive writing, so I want to share why I have chosen to express my thoughts and feelings here.
As I heard about yet another celebrity death this past week, I started thinking about how different people have different views of other peoples’ legacies. While some people only remember the bad things someone did, other people only see the good. We all should have a mind toward legacy building. Our legacies are the only things left behind of ourselves after we are gone.
Throughout our lives, we will have many different relationships. Some of these are only for a short time, while others can last a lifetime. Sometimes, we may need to consider a relationship’s purpose. Was it part of our lives for a reason, for a season, or for a lifetime? Having had three serious romantic relationships as a young adult, I feel that each of them fell into one of these purposes.
We all have areas of our lives where we feel insecure and inadequate. Many of these hang ups can be traced back to things that happened in our past. Resolving insecurity can be one of the most difficult things to face in out lives. Very often, it forces us to examine the most painful experiences of our pasts.
Healthy Lifestyle / Philosophical Ramblings
Claim Your Space: Make Your Space Your Own
November 8, 2020
Wayne Cochran