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Great article! I can relate to so much of this. Being almost 65 it is very challenging meeting someone. But at this time in my life it's more important to me to validated in my own skin. After raising a family, divorcing, and now living on my own, it's about healthy living for me and that means I come first. I haven't experienced healthy love relationships and doesn't mean I want to be alone, but I don't want to accept something that doesn't serve me. I think there are ...lots of options for people and at this age we need to open and put our love and joy first! #loveyourself #sexualityover50 #livingaparttogether #livingyourbestlife https://www.theatlantic.com//dating-after-middle-a/604588/

Author Michael Cameron, shares his story of how he lost his girlfriend to death at the hands of an ex-boyfriend and how it led to his work with men and youth toward healing our communities!

I came across this article today and thought it a good piece to share. When I started doing my healing work, one of many things about myself that I had to look at was Self-Love. In my journey, I discovered I didn't love myself enough. I had spent my whole life looking outside of me for love when I should have been looking within. ... Finding my self-love allowed me to explore all of these principles and recognize that the only person needed to validate me is ME! So I know where you are at.

Psychological abusers look for strong, confident, and successful people. I like many others assumed they would hunt weaker people to abuse, so imagine my surprise when I realized I was being gas-lighted, devalued and disrespected, by someone who said they loved me. The article below describes how they groom you and then take you down. In order to heal from such abuse, I had to leave the relationship, educate myself on why the abuser was abusing me and what was my part in all of this. My Part you may ask? Yes I had a part.... https://www.businessinsider.com/strong-confident-people-end

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