Our egos are conditioned to pin down people, including our very own selves.
Author Archives: Neil Durso
In relationships, “settling” is a bad word
In relationships, settling is a bad word… so we often live in denial, and instead believe in, or chase, a dream free of any demand that we settle for an imperfect mate. Or we measure ourselves against that dream as failures, and wonder if there is greener grass elsewhere. So some partners cheat. Others mayContinue reading “In relationships, “settling” is a bad word”
An Evolutionary Crossroad. An Inspirational Meme for Hope; Mutants in Evolution
Each of us has both a peacemaker and warlord inside, encoded by invisible double helices.
A tale of romance: Joe, Becky, Corrine, & a motorcycle
Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a charming man named Joe. Joe was known for his adventurous spirit and his love for motorcycles. He would often be seen riding through the winding roads, his black leather jacket glistening in the sun and his hair blowing in the wind. Becky, a kind-heartedContinue reading “A tale of romance: Joe, Becky, Corrine, & a motorcycle”
Protected: Paradox has a name
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Tibetan monks laugh at neuroscientists
“Broken heart” or the Brené Brown favorite, “wholehearted” aren’t metaphors.
Feel with Neil 