Tag: acceptance
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Something Real? Uranian Relationships
Copyrighted by Lorna Tedder. Originally published in Third Degree Curves. I must have tapped into someone today, because the gamut of emotions and how fast I moved to and through each one was phenomenal and they weren’t really my own emotions. I recognize that, and it’s important that I do so I can distinguish and…
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Can You Be Happy at 30? Damned at 35? Delirious at 40?
Copyrighted by Lorna Tedder. Originally published in Crimes to the Third Degree. It’s an odd question that surfaces among one of my more sociable writers’ groups. Are people really happy at 30? And what happens to make them sour on life before they turn 40, so much of it stinging them around 33 to 35…
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What We All Really Want
But she won’t understand Why anyone would have to try To walk a line when they could fly. From the Bookshelf Rite of Awakening — Southern Gothic with bite, Book One of the Rites of Passage. Available direct from the author → Or read it free in my online Library. –”If She Knew What She…
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The Joys of Thinking Differently
One of the reasons I feel so happy these days is that I’m fulfilling my life purpose, particularly the part about celebrating being different. I have always thought “differently,” which has the propensity to get one humored at best and ridiculed or cast out at worst. It’s hard growing up in a world that tells…
