One would think it would be easier to not get lost on a one-way street. Fewer options, fewer choices, fewer ways to get confused and not make it to your destination, right?
Ironically, no.
Not only have I managed to get lost on physical one-way streets . . . I find it much easier to get lost in one-way street relationships.
It always starts out well . . . or so I think at the moment. It always takes hindsight for me to see that the relationship, friendship or romantic, was never two-way. Was never healthy. And was, in fact, toxic.
I recently experienced this moment. Not with a romantic partner, but with someone I thought was a good friend.
He’d always been there for me when others were not. He was also the one who helped me during one of my hardest moments.
But after learning that he ...
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The blankets felt divine as I wrapped myself in them and slunk back into bed.
The air was crisp. But my bed was still warm and I almost can’t describe the feeling of bliss as I returned to my cocoon.
I had managed to think ahead and had also brought my delicious, chocolate flax brownie that tasted more like decadent birthday cake than a simple morning muffin.
As I took my first bite and savored the rich, chocolate I thought, “my God, I love my life right now.”
Now before you say you hate me, let me tell you my week was no picnic. I certainly don’t have mornings or moments like this all of the time.
This one particular moment inspired me to write this, however, because of how my week went.
So let’s backtrack a moment...