"It's just stress," he told himself as the doctor delivered the diagnosis. Anal fistula. Surgery required. Six weeks of recovery. A fistula is a painful opening in his rectum.Something has been bugging his a**. What he didn't mention to the doctor was that the...
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
“Individuation is the critical piece absent from most personal growth work. It’s the threshold one must cross to truly transform relationships and become one’s true self, outside the expectations of family, culture, and society.”
