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Voice it, show yourself, express it.
Even if your mind tells you that what you have to say is not important, or you doubt whether it is "correct" or 100% perfect, or maybe you believe that others can say it better, dare to share it anyway.
It doesn't have to be perfect.
There is no such a thing as "correct" or "perfect" anyway.
It's so powerful to let go of it all and from this free unattached space see and feel.
I thank this collective space on Facebook where I can initiate or be part of a virtual circle. It doesn't even have to be live. This virtual space surprisingly carries the same power when I step into it with purity of intent as if it were a live circle. And so your contributions made me tune into what resonated and what not and thus allowed to gain greater clarity into my own truth.
What I see so far...
The moment I acknowledged the state fully (referring to my previous post) and allowed myself to be seen in this by you all, there was no single bit left to hide or to deny it any more, and that in itself brought peace. Yes, it IS happening. All crumbled.
I still have no clue and still no desire for anything,
but I can find rest in it now. Anxiety that was present a few days in a row subsided.
I sometimes write posts as a response to questions I receive from people. This is one of those.
Many couples don't know what to do with triggers they encounter in a relationship. They run into a dead end by trying to resolve conflicts with each other on a mental level. As a result, they either suppress their feelings and enter a compromise, or close down in communication.
By Alexa Mira
Many of us have experienced in the past or are experiencing today that intimacy with our partner is not or no longer fulfilling. And even though you'd maybe want it to be different, and you even tried to improve it, it became kind of a must, something you feel you are supposed to do to be a good partner, or maybe one of you or both avoid intimacy all together.
Let me tell you that it doesn't have to be this way at all, even in a long term relationship.
