If you are living a life that is less than honest…if you are pretending to be “happy” when you are actually sad or angry or pretending in any of thousands of other ways: you will be empty and unhappy. Your relationships will be disastrous and you will not feel good about yourself and you will not trust others. The answer lies within YOU…
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My Oreo Has No Filling
Posted in anhedonia, change, child abuse, Christianity, criminal or deviant offender, evil, feeling empty, feeling suicidal, finding peace, forgiveness, friends, Henry David Thoreau, hope, human behavior, improving self esteem, Interventions, loneliness, oreo, PTSD, sadness/depression, secrets, Surviving After Prison, surviving in prison, the character of God, The Good Life, Thriving After Prison, wearing masks, wisdom, tagged anhedonia, anxiety, child abuse, Christianity, criminal or deviant behavior, depression, feeling empty, finding happiness, finding peace, Henry David Thoreau, hope and peace, human behavior, loneliness, oreo, PTSD, sadness/depression, Surviving After Prison, surviving in prison, Thriving After Prison, wearing masks on April 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
