Tag: divorce and judgment

Rebooting for the New Year

Posted on September 23, 2017 by MJ

One of the broader topics on this blog is mental health and how mental health is defined and experienced in different contexts. The DSM-V has divided and sub-divided the human experience into so many diagnoses that I imagine that every human could find an… Continue Reading “Rebooting for the New Year”

Category: Borderline Personality Disorder, encouragement, Healing, mental health, Mothers, Moving Forward, personal development, Personality Disorders, relationshipsTags: 10Q, borderline mother, Borderline Personality Disorder, divorce, divorce and judgment, personal development, self-actualization

Does God Really Hate Divorce?

Posted on June 22, 2017 by MJ

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Why ask this question? Does it even matter? I’m asking the question because I’m going to attempt to answer it. I’m also asking it because I have heard “God hates divorce” more times than I can count at this point, and I think that… Continue Reading “Does God Really Hate Divorce?”

Category: divorce, God, religionTags: divorce, divorce and judgment, God and divorce, religion and divorce

The Disgust Cycle in Healing

Posted on January 21, 2017 by MJ

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I want to address something that inevitably comes up during the healing process after a break-up or divorce particularly if your ex-partner was not a very nice person. What do I mean by ‘not nice’? Well, my marriage ended for many little reasons much… Continue Reading “The Disgust Cycle in Healing”

Category: divorce, domestic violence, encouragement, personal development, shame, therapy, traumaTags: divorce, divorce and judgment, domestic abuse, internalized disgust, Recovery, Resiliency Spectrum, shame, victim blaming