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What empowers you in your relationship to look beyond our masks and see the light that resides within your partner? How might you let your masks down to live in a space of being vulnerable with the one you love? How would that feel for you? What would it look like or taste like?
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Thanks for this post Megan.
By Kimberly Wencl on Friday, 08/27/2010 at 8:15 AMThanks for this post Megan. As someone who has been married for 30 years ... from the get-go I knew my mate wasn't perfect ... but what took me many years to realize and come to terms with was that I wasn't either. I always thought I knew best and usually discounted anything my mate tried to tell me.
Finally, I've been hit over the head enough times with life circumstances to realize that even though my love for him has always been there, acceptance of him just as he is was not.
In my journey of learning to accept myself, I learned to accept him as well.
Looking forward to another 30 years with my man!
Thanks for sharing you Kimberly
By Frank Dickinson (not verified) on Friday, 08/27/2010 at 11:34 AMThis is why I love the Pink Community - we all learn from each other.
Thank you for sharing your story Kimberly. It's inspiring to see that marriage can last with a little give and take and a whole lot of self discovery.
Blessings to you and yours!
Congrats!
By Megan Monique Harner on Friday, 08/27/2010 at 8:27 AMWhat a feat to be married for that long, through the good and the bad and come out stronger on the other side. That is something I know, I hope for. Thanks for sharing your journey. Great story!