What if your survival wasn’t dysfunction—but brilliance in disguise? Especially for Black women who’ve learned to survive by staying small, silent, or strong. But written for every woman who’s tired
I am very moved by everything (e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g) in this article ... and ... these two sentences poked me between the spiritual eyes: "She’s got insight fatigue. She’s overthinking healing instead of living it." WoWoWoWoWoW, Alyssa, you have a knack for writing in word pictures, and I am deeply grateful. You have made a difference in my life today.
David, I read your words and they invited me to pause, place a hand on my chest, and feel where they landed—right in my heart. I’m so grateful my writing reached you, and even more grateful you shared its impact with me. Thank you.❤️
I am very moved by everything (e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g) in this article ... and ... these two sentences poked me between the spiritual eyes: "She’s got insight fatigue. She’s overthinking healing instead of living it." WoWoWoWoWoW, Alyssa, you have a knack for writing in word pictures, and I am deeply grateful. You have made a difference in my life today.
David, I read your words and they invited me to pause, place a hand on my chest, and feel where they landed—right in my heart. I’m so grateful my writing reached you, and even more grateful you shared its impact with me. Thank you.❤️
I will absolutely read this tomorrow. Thank you for sharing.
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