@Kimber Nunley Thank you for sharing that, Kim ♥️ That sounds really painful, especially when you’re trying to communicate with kindness and still feeling dismissed or misunderstood. One thing I’d gently invite you to reflect on is this: what feelings come up for you in those moments? Is it hurt, frustration, rejection, not feeling valued, or something else? Sometimes our triggers can point us toward deeper needs, wounds, or patterns that are asking for our attention. Not because someone else’s behaviour is okay, but because there may be something important for us to understand about ourselves. If you haven’t started the course yet, I think you may find some helpful reflections there around triggers, patterns, and responsibility without self-blame 🌿 Thank you again for being open enough to share this ♥️✨

@Reginald Hudson That’s an interesting pattern to notice, Reginald ✨ When people reappear later in life, it can be worth exploring what keeps the connection unfinished. Is it something about them, or is there a lesson, need, or dynamic that keeps repeating itself? Not as a judgment, just as an invitation to get curious about what that pattern might be showing you 🌿

@Vanessa Schulte

@Kimber Nunley

@Vanessa Schulte Thank you for sharing that, Vanessa ♥️ Being judged, misunderstood, or spoken about unfairly can be incredibly painful, especially when you know your heart and intentions. If life is offering a reflection here, perhaps it’s inviting you to look at where your worth is still tied to being understood by others, and where you can deepen your trust in your own truth - even when others can’t see it. What do you feel this experience has been teaching you about yourself? 🌿

@Vanessa Schulte Thank you for sharing this, Vanessa ♥️ What stands out to me is the shift from asking “Why is this happening to me?” to “What might this be showing me?” That doesn’t mean we deserve to be judged or treated unfairly, but it does open the door to deeper understanding and growth. I love what you said about giving yourself permission to feel it rather than pushing it away. In my experience, the things we allow ourselves to fully feel often move through us much faster than the things we resist. Thank you for bringing such honesty and depth to this conversation 🌿✨

@Hollie Summerfield-brice Thank you for being here ♥️♥️♥️

@Vanessa Schulte Thank you for being here Vanessa ♥️🫶♥️🫶