If you miss your hurtful partner read this
Jan 27, 2018 12:02:12 GMT
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Post by Lola on Jan 27, 2018 12:02:12 GMT
Recently something really fucked up happened. So fucked up it flipped a switch inside and opened my eyes. I hope to shed some light on you. Follow these steps:
1. Set a sexy goal for yourself. Yes. Sexy. We need some of that confidence back. Join the gym, do your nails (even if you’re a guy, fix those cuticles!). Buy more beauty and skin products. Study. Join programs. Learn a new skill. Get sexy.
*btw you have no idea how insanely good fresh sheets, exfoliated body and body milk feels. Try it out! *
2. Imagine if you married your partner. Imagine how much they would help you when you’re seriously sick. Imagine the possibilities that either of you leave each other or cheat on each other. Imagine having a child with this person- would the caring for child distribution be fair? What about parenting?
3. Write down all your good qualities. Write down areas to improve (and set a goal for one improvement at a time).
4. Hang out with people more.
5. Tell your family and friends the truth about the relationship and see their reactions to give you a point of reference.
6. Congratulations on your newly found freedom. Go celebrate! You are FREEEEE from abuse and can work on yourself. Finally.
1. Set a sexy goal for yourself. Yes. Sexy. We need some of that confidence back. Join the gym, do your nails (even if you’re a guy, fix those cuticles!). Buy more beauty and skin products. Study. Join programs. Learn a new skill. Get sexy.
*btw you have no idea how insanely good fresh sheets, exfoliated body and body milk feels. Try it out! *
2. Imagine if you married your partner. Imagine how much they would help you when you’re seriously sick. Imagine the possibilities that either of you leave each other or cheat on each other. Imagine having a child with this person- would the caring for child distribution be fair? What about parenting?
3. Write down all your good qualities. Write down areas to improve (and set a goal for one improvement at a time).
4. Hang out with people more.
5. Tell your family and friends the truth about the relationship and see their reactions to give you a point of reference.
6. Congratulations on your newly found freedom. Go celebrate! You are FREEEEE from abuse and can work on yourself. Finally.
