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The content criticizes the “moral majority” for enforcing anti-abortion laws and societal norms. It challenges views on pro-life, healthcare, LGBTQ+, race, and women’s agency, rejecting moral imposition and advocating individual freedom.
“I said, `You are “gods”; you are all sons of the Most High.’
For those who spent their childhood being raised in a toxic religious environment, the shift must jackhammer through the more concrete messages within the foundation of our identity formed during childhood development. Messages of fear, hierarchical worth, and arrest of autonomy deliver an otherwise healthy individual to adulthood with a mix of diagnoses contributing to a lack of agency- otherwise known as failure to thrive.
There is a branch in psychology that approaches dysfunction and psychosis through a lens that identifies various subpersonalities of individuals as “parts.” To those not familiar with this perspective, it may resemble Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Think DID, but instead… Continue Reading →
I had forgotten just how much I enjoy writing. During the gap between my last article and the previous entries written a year prior, I see just how much of a trajectory shift my own life has taken during that… Continue Reading →
or –The price of whoring your conscience (choose your offense- I did) So, it’s been a hot minute since my last entry. There are many reasons for this- some of which I’ll share, some of which I likely never will… Continue Reading →
I’ve just celebrated another loop around the sun, and in reflecting the ever-growing trail of my life trajectory, I am keenly aware of how “true adulting” is succumbing to an awareness that the luster of most any given goal or… Continue Reading →
As one experienced on both sides of this toxic mentality trap, I want to communicate that we are free to escape that bondage. We don’t need the acceptance of a cult to justify who we are and our places in the grand scheme of things. My most authentic self is determined within a relationship between me and my maker alone.
I remember the first time my husband and I attended a Christian church that did not identify as fundamentalist or evangelical. It was a day that offered me a jolt that conjured an awareness in me that I did not… Continue Reading →