“The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence” is not said to encourage you to leave what you have for what appears better — instead it warns you that whatever is out of your reach is always going to look better than what you have, but it will let you down.
My childhood was terrible. My parents never raised their voices in anger. Instead there was cold quiet seething flowing underneath every difficult conversation.
I know about relationships — out in the world, at home, and in the bedroom. So I created the Love Matrix Project to remind someone like you that you’re already good enough.
It is 2010 and I’m still at my old job. I sit at my desk in my office, in front of the huge windows that overlook the northern broadwalk of the White Sails Asylum. Beyond the granite tiles, the blue water of Sydney Harbour sparkles as it catches the late summer sun . I don’t… Read More
Self-love is believing you can get through whatever life throws at you and that you deserve happiness. The Love Matrix Project will switch on a light in the darkness and show you you’re stronger and more worthy of happiness than you think.
Restricting, bingeing and purging had happened to me in my life once before, many years ago.
I know that you long for a man to share your experience of the world with. But at the same time you feel like this yearning is wrong and you should be happy being alone. I’m here to tell you that wanting to be with a man who loves you is the core of your feminine essence. I give you permission to want an intimate connection.
Thank you Duckfish. You continue to delight me. I’m loving you baby.
I waited almost 25 years to have sex. I decided to have sex with my first boyfriend eight weeks shy of my 25th birthday. I didn’t hurt. It wasn’t fantastic. It was just … whatever.
At times I feel bad when I read about other women whose struggles seem much tougher than mine. My self-indulgent nonsense about my body image and my issues with going to a gym seem so pathetic at times.
I told him I was feeling neglected. He came to the conclusion his job was incompatible with a relationship. Should I get out now to prevent future heartache?
This article is going to be published in an Australian Weekend Magazine. Henceforth, I have removed it from my site. Sorry … {photo source}
Back at the beginning of 2010 I found myself emotionally entangled in a physical relationship with a man who wasn’t my husband. I was on a journey of spiritual transformation, I had declared my life’s purpose to be authenticity and here I was telling lies to everyone. I lied to my husband, I lied to my friends, and I lied in my blog posts.