A few years ago I struggled with a thought-life problem about someone from my past. I hunted details online and became preoccupied with a slew of “What if…” questions.
How Psalm 51 helped me rebuild trust
memoir
Trust: My Broken View of Men
In my previous post, I hinted at my childhood confusion in my view of men. Naturally curious, I wanted to know how relationships between the sexes worked. But my view was deeply damaged by my parents’ divorce.
3 Tough Transitions as a child of divorce
My parents’ divorce ushered in many tough transitions in my childhood years. After much thought, I have grouped them in three categories: new responsibilities, new relationships, and new home life. Each area became a testing ground for my emotions, and I have gained much insight from looking back and making observations. Here is what I’ve learned.
Abandonment: a fear that haunts
The fear of abandonment still haunts me, 33 Aprils from that traumatic first time.
3 findings in my search for a “real” family
In my search for a “real” family, God provided three kinds of healing, while I was growing up and even today. Here are my findings: