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Previously, I talked about the power that words have to tear us down. But, as much as words can tear us down, they can also build us up. Uplifting words have the power to change lives for the better in unimaginable ways.
Words can build us up. They can also shake us to the core, tearing us to the ground. There are many times that we are hurt by the careless words of the people that we love.
One of the most basic and primal desires in our relationships is physical contact. Almost immediately, everyone thinks of sexual intimacy. But the physical intimacy that I am talking about is less than that, and yet much deeper than sex all at the same time.
Do people really fall in love? What is love, Is it a feeling that we have toward someone, or is it a decision that we make to commit to someone?
Whenever plans fall apart, the first thing a lot of us do is try to find someone to blame. Though playing the blame game is a natural response, it is the least healthy response. It can foster trust issues and shows a lack of responsibility.
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.
Healthy Lifestyle / Philosophical Ramblings
Claim Your Space: Make Your Space Your Own
November 8, 2020
Wayne Cochran