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I wrote to a therapist 1000 miles away to see if it might possibly be a fit for me to … Continue reading Journey Home: The wine of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil

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I found myself today, almost saying “if I swear, that means I’m okay.” The first thing that I thought, was … Continue reading If I swear, then I am OK

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