Incredibly vivid experience. Thanks so much for sharing. I especially appreciate your present day reflections on your childhood, showing an impressively deep understanding and your compassion for self and others. Thinking a lot about this powerful piece and I'm not sure what to say, other than thank you.
No need to say anything in particular. The simple acknowledgement that you read it, and you appreciate what I have to say mans the world to me, especially coming from someone whose work and presence I admire and respect. Thank you! 🙏🏼💚
I recall the vivid fear of my own mother when I was a child, and that fear grew up with me. If I'd been given a moment to end the source of that fear, I have no idea what I would have chosen. But, alas, I was afraid of so much.
You've given me so much detail, so much emotion, so much vulnerability with your words. Thank you for being willing to say this out loud.
Thank you, too, for your comment! It's validating to know I'm not the only one who wonders about that question - what would I do? I love your writing, so it's a treat to know that what I wrote resonates for you.
Incredibly vivid experience. Thanks so much for sharing. I especially appreciate your present day reflections on your childhood, showing an impressively deep understanding and your compassion for self and others. Thinking a lot about this powerful piece and I'm not sure what to say, other than thank you.
No need to say anything in particular. The simple acknowledgement that you read it, and you appreciate what I have to say mans the world to me, especially coming from someone whose work and presence I admire and respect. Thank you! 🙏🏼💚
Aww, thanks so much, LC. 😊💜
I recall the vivid fear of my own mother when I was a child, and that fear grew up with me. If I'd been given a moment to end the source of that fear, I have no idea what I would have chosen. But, alas, I was afraid of so much.
You've given me so much detail, so much emotion, so much vulnerability with your words. Thank you for being willing to say this out loud.
Thank you, too, for your comment! It's validating to know I'm not the only one who wonders about that question - what would I do? I love your writing, so it's a treat to know that what I wrote resonates for you.