So, I just finished watching the first season of Megan Markle’s new Netflix life style show: With love, Meghan.
I loved it. And I left a comment on the YouTube trailer of this show saying just that and more — how relaxing it was to watch, that it has an almost ASMR quality about it, that it’s very calm and filled with beautiful images, and colors, and decor. I said that I also loved her soft quiet voice throughout the show, that it just added to the calm and relaxing ambiance.
To my comment was added two positive replies mirroring my own opinions, only two people who had something positive and constructive to say about a delightful, beautifully filmed, fun show. Only two people. As I scrolled through the rest of the comments, I actually became alarmed at the amount of snide, vulgar, ugly, hatefilled rhetoric…
Happy Sunday, you know what that means, coffee and blogging… today’s post is titled: “Sulking”. You’ll find answers to the following questions ~
Is sulking manipulative? Is sulking controlling behavior? Is sulking a personality disorder? How do you deal with someone who is sulking? Is sulking passive aggressive? Why is sulking bad? How do you recognize sulking? When an adult sulks? Is sulking normal? Is sulking a form of silent treatment? The dark side of sulking…
The “stars” keep coming. Apparently this book has hit a cord with many people out there, women particularly, who connect with the experiences that are reflected here. Please, keep passing this book along… to your sister, your friend, your co-worker, or acquaintance, anyone you think would benefit by reading it, by hearing someone else’s story, by discovering that they are not the only ones to experience the narcissist and a toxic relationship. You are not alone, and the best thing you can do to protect yourself is to arm yourself with knowledge; knowledge about the different faces of emotional instability and abuse, knowledge about how to deal with this kind of situation and this type of person. Learn how to heal, how to move on, or how to rebuild. Pass it on…
ladymoon3 5.0 out of 5 stars great read Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2023 Verified Purchase loved this book , well written and very insightful for those who have been through what the author has described . Therapeutical at the end …couldn’t put the book down .
What is this great transition? Life is a series of transitions, if you really think about it: from single to married; from student to employee; from physically active to more sedentary; from employed to retired; from married to divorced, from parent to grandparent; and finally, somewhere along the way… from middle-aged to elderly.
Mid-life crisis is the stuff of movies and novels and talk show circumspection. It is stereotypically a tumultuous time of great change, rash decisions, and personal psychological angst. And not only is the victim of this phenomena affected, but often the people around them catch the fallout.
So, how do you know if the unease and discontent you are feeling is a mid-life crisis? Below are some tips to help you figure that out…
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