Destruction, Dissatisfaction and Discomfort

Love is the force behind creation, satisfaction and comfort. Hate is the force behind destruction, dissatisfaction and discomfort.

I choose love! Why? Because creation is growth, comfort is contentment, and satisfaction is achievement. To grow and to be content with what you have achieved is not only self-love, but love in it's fullest embodiment.

May God bless you right now at this very moment with the inspiration to create, the wisdom to appreciate what you create, and peace to be comforted by it

Love Ceruse.

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Ditch them if they don't support you

If they don't respect you, believe in you or support you they are not about you and don't care about you. They don't want you to win! Don't lose with them. Cut them loose.

Crying For Change In You

Sometimes we hold back our tears, feeling it is a sign of weakness to cry, a sign of being out of control, a sign that we are not able to handle life's circumstances. For some not crying could be a trained behaviour from environmental upbringing, and for these reasons amongst others quite often we do not embrace the powerful emotion of crying. As the years pass them by, some people get so good at holding back their tears that they eventually adopt the word 'strength' to describe their emotional disconnect. The fact that they have graduated from being connected to their tear trigger emotion, to a point where they robotically mask it, does not worry them. Even though their lack of emotional reaction is a large part of their failed relationships, which they are aware of in most situations, they continue to refer to their unwillingness to cry as strength. Moreover, when one accomplishes the disconnection they do not realize how deeply they are affecting their other emot

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