What if the version of you that loved the hardest… was the version that needed love the most? We don’t just lose ourselves in relationships. We lose ourselves in the habits we built to survive them — pleasing, shrinking, overgiving, managing someone else’s emotions like it’s our job. Today, give yourself permission to pause and ask: “What part of me deserves to come back home?” No fixing. No forcing. Just awareness — that’s where the real healing starts. Let’s talk about it in the comments.

When was the last time you asked yourself: “Am I loving them… or abandoning me? We’re taught that love requires sacrifice. But what if the biggest sacrifice is the one we never see — the slow erasure of who we are? LineagePin – UnBroken dives deep into:🌱 Why we give ourselves away in the name of love🌀 How patterns from our past keep replaying in relationships💡 The quiet ways we can reclaim ourselves without shutting love out True healing isn’t just about finding love again.It’s about finding yourself in the spaces you thought you had to leave behind. If this hits different for you today, comment “travel” and let’s explore how to love without losing yourself.

We lose ourselves in love… but we don’t have to stay lost. Love can feel like surrendering your whole self — giving until there’s nothing left. But healing isn’t about closing off. It’s about learning the art of loving without losing yourself. In this space, we explore how to: - Recognize when love is asking too much of you - Rebuild boundaries without guilt - Open your heart again, wiser and stronger Because loving yourself is the first step to truly loving anyone else.

Not just another year added to life… but another level of emotional freedom, nervous system peace, and whole-life leadership unlocked. The essence of life isn’t measured in candles. It’s measured in capacity — the capacity to stay whole in a world that celebrates brokenness, to remain rooted in self-awareness when the world rewards self-abandonment. Too many of us live from a place of deficit — searching for someone to give us what we have not cultivated within ourselves. That’s where transactional relationships are born: • Where we take more than we give • Where we demand more than we understand • Where we expect what we ourselves have never learned to nurture But healing changes the rules. When you do the deep work — the inner recalibration of your nervous system, the reparenting of the child within you, the integration of every fragment of your story — something shifts… You stop living for approval. You start living from wholeness. You stop seeking rescuers. You become responsible. You stop reacting from old wounds. You begin responding from wisdom. Because growth isn’t just personal — it is relational. Every time we rise, we either repeat pain or repair legacy. So today, I choose this truth: Life is not about living longer. It’s about living truer. It’s not about what we get from others, but what we grow with others. My birthday wish? That you—and everyone connected to me— become fully aware of who you are, heal what still hurts, and lead your life with empathy so powerful that every relationship becomes a place where both hearts expand. Here’s to more years of wholeness, emotional fitness, and transformational leadership — together. Happy Birthday to the Woman I have reparented and integrated Another year of grace. Another year of growth. Another year of becoming the most whole version of myself. Here’s to healing loudly, loving deeply, and leading a life that makes others feel safe to rise! #Wholeness #EmotionalFitness #BirthdayWisdom #Leadership #Reparenting #NervousSystemHealing #LiveWholeLoveDeepLeadWell

UNBROKEN — we’re told love is the answer, but no one tells us how it can break us wide open… or how easy it is to lose ourselves along the way.And honestly, this is something so many of us quietly carry. So… here’s a little something I want you to sit with. Watch this.