
“Becoming fearless isn’t the point. That’s impossible. It’s learning how to control and work through your fears. That’s the point.”
Past traumas and fears will often show up, and impact, our current relationship. Fears of betrayal, rejection, abuse, abandonment, not feeling safe or loved, or the fear of being lied to, and unable to trust.
So, what can we do to help with these fears?
1. First, we need to ask ourselves: “What am I most afraid of? What am I terrified is going to happen – maybe not right now – but at some stage in the future?”
Try to really get to the core issue. Try to summarize it clearly and succinctly in a sentence of two.
2. Next, allow yourself to feel the fear. To really feel it. In all its intensity. Don’t try hard to repress it, or to push it down inside. It wants you…
View original post 350 more words