Establishing a stable home
In the last six months of my healing journey, I discovered a lot of perceptions weren't even mine. As a young parent, it becomes a reality for my child(ren) to believe that I condone such rigid principles that leaves no room for compassion. It was never my intention. Children are honest, vulnerable, and capricious human beings. If you're one who has the patience and compassion to deal with people of such incorrigible nature, then you can handle children of all ages. Children need structural foundation as much as any company. The only difference is their code of conduct. Children have none — that's why most parents in the early 50s allow them to roam free and learn their own lessons the hard way. I was asked during my therapy session what values I hold dear the most. These values are respect, integrity, compassion, and peace. The next question I was asked was how I was leading my life with these values. Much to my disappointment, I haven't been doing so. I am grateful...