Sometimes the emphasis on our history gives it enough power to shape the current stories we have about ourselves. However, if part of our story is shaped by our past and our recollection of that past is a little skewed, we might want to take it with a grain of salt…
We draw up ideas of what romance is and despite knowing the fictional roots of it all, we let out a long sigh and dream up not if but when this will be us. With that, come ideas and assumptions about romance, and we’ve collected and rated a few common ones that come up to share just how true (or not true) they may be!
We don’t have to get sucked into this comparison trap. When we tire with the “supposed tos” and the “shoulds” we can turn to these four helpful tips!
We’re in pursuit this month to break down the stories we have about ourselves, understand them further, and ultimately help to write a new one that represents our authentic selves.
Places are more than coordinates on a map, and whether you’re a world traveller (or aspiring world traveller) or a homebody, many places you’ve been are ingrained in your memory. Engaging in nostalgia is a form of gratitude.
