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The Brotherhood Forge

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This community is for men who feel like the sidekick, not the partner, who want to be confident and consistent by rewiring old patterns.

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6 contributions to The Brotherhood Forge
Where are you at right now?
Not the highlight reel version — the real one. What are you covering up? What's under the rug? What are you concealing that doesn't even need a permit? Drop one word or one sentence. No context needed. Just unclench.
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I’ve been standing in the eye of a hurricane and getting ready as the wall of wind is coming towards me.
A tool for thought...
takes 5 minutes, try it right now. Next time you catch yourself about to say "I'm good" when you're not, pause and ask one question instead: "What do I actually need right now?" Not what everyone else needs from you. What you need. Write the answer down, even if it's just one word — tired, space, honesty, help. You don't have to act on it yet. You just have to stop skipping the question. Drop your one word below if you're willing. Let's see how many of us are running the exact same program.
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Mine is not as simple, but I'm simply complicated so it tracks...There were points in my life when I would answer "I'd complain, but no one is listening" or "how you are doing?" with "Hanging in there!". Then for some people I'd go on to paint the picture of the kitten in the poster hanging from just his front claws. Adding that I just had one claw on each paw holding me up. Of course I would be do it in a funny way or strait faced, so most people would just say ok or I hear that.
Question of the week...
When something sets you off... You've been triggered and the automatic process is in effect. What is the usual reaction??? Do you come out swinging and screaming? Do you point your elbows and asshole at it? Are you a deer in the headlights? There's never a wrong answer. Just curious about the mix of varied reactions(what causes you to do what), or is it just one reaction to everything?
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Taking the first swing...
The Brotherhood Forge is for men who feel like the sidekick, not the partner — running someone else's programming instead of their own. If that's you, you're in the right place. Drop a comment below and introduce yourself: your name, where you're from, and why you joined. Then grab 15 minutes with me so I can hear where you're at and get you properly set up here: calendly.com/socurtis1979/15min Check the Calendar tab for upcoming events — more's getting added as we go. This community is brand new, and you're one of the first ones in. More's coming. Glad you're here.
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I am Scott Oriane Curtis. I'm the one who built the Forge- Mostly because I needed it myself before anyone else did. Married 2 decades, Dad and Step-dad. Spent roughly 4 decades running programs I never chose until it broke me mentally, emotionally and even physically. Ignoring it and numbing myself didn't fixed it. Something in me started asking questions and just never stopped until I got answers. I'm still working on getting answers everyday, honestly. That's kinda the point of this... I have some answers, however I still have more questions. Glad you're here. Introduce yourself below- where you're from, what brought you in.
Just an observation...🤔
Nobody tells you that being "the reliable one" can quietly turn into feeling invisible. You show up, you handle it, you don't complain — and eventually they don't even have to ask anymore. They just complain about something out loud, not thinking, and you're already handling it. Somewhere along the way you stopped being someone's partner and became someone's problem-solver. Like any training, it happens slowly, over time. If that hits different than you expected, you're not broken and you're not alone in here. That's exactly the pattern we're here to break.
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I can remember a very eye opening moment that forced me to realize that I become a tool not a person. It was a innocent moment and maybe you would have looked at differently. However, where I was in my life at that time, it had confirmed something for me. It was Christmas at my in-laws with all of the families there. It was about 10 or so adults and My sister in law had come up with some games for us adults to play to pass the time. Its was fun and I liked all the games we played. But the results of this one game didn't sit well with me at the end. So the game went like this... Each person had a post-it note for every person playing the game and they were to write something on the post it for each person playing. Like a trait they admired or something like that. It was all anonymous, there was a paper taped on the wall with each persons name on it. So you write something on the post-it, fold it and stick it on each person's page. Then each person would read it outloud to the group. You know to see what everyone thought of you. Almost last, I got to hear all the different things people wrote for each other. Things like Funny, thoughtful, confident, brave, hard worker. Then when it was my turn... They almost all said the same thing. Family man, does everything for his family, dedicated to his family... No actual personal traits to speak of. I think think even my wife did the same thing. It seemed like I was nothing outside my family. These are people that have known me for years. Some of them actual lived at my house at one time. How did they nothing else about me? After that day I started to see things differently in my daily life. What is happening in my day. I didn't like what had become of my life. Have you even heard the say... "If you are not following the plans for your life, you will follow someone else's plans".
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Oriane Curtis
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Learning how to inspire by example, just a conduit and servant to the SOURCE of it all.

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