What Hate Taught Me About Love
It’s not as black and white as it seems. Continue reading What Hate Taught Me About Love
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Why Are We Not Kinder?
Environmentalism, sentience and our need to do better. Continue reading Why Are We Not Kinder?
New Years Resolutions and Coping with Parental Alienation
As we are about to enter another year and are once again confronted with the somewhat cultural expectation to make New Years resolutions, some of us will see this annual cycle for what it is. A way of invoking a … Continue reading New Years Resolutions and Coping with Parental Alienation
Falling in Love and Parental Alienation
“Falling in love is not an act of will. It is not a conscious choice. No matter how open to or eager for it we may be, the experience may still elude us. Contrarily, the experience may capture us at … Continue reading Falling in Love and Parental Alienation
The Triad of Empowerment
As I often do, I am reflecting on my current circumstances whilst writing this article. In terms of my current life stressors I am currently going through a high conflict divorce. I am also unjustifiably being denied any contact with … Continue reading The Triad of Empowerment
Parental Alienation, Good Versus Evil
In my experience of battling parental alienation thus far I have come to realise the following: It is generally not recognised by the judicial system, dismissed by so called professionals, and underestimated even when recognised and documented as minimally as … Continue reading Parental Alienation, Good Versus Evil
Parental Alienation, Happiness and Personal Growth
All too often I find myself reflecting on recent events in my life. Arguably, this could be called pro-crastination, but I prefer to see it as self-reflection. During such a recent period of self-reflection (okay, lets call it pro-crastination for … Continue reading Parental Alienation, Happiness and Personal Growth
One Small Victory Against Parental Alienation
As the name of this blog suggests I am in a battle, however I do not revel in the fight. I am often defeated, but seek no pity for each loss. I cling on to those around me and trust in … Continue reading One Small Victory Against Parental Alienation
The Awe-inspiring Online Community of Parental Alienation
The online presence of those affected by parental alienation is both immense and awe-inspiring. In terms of statistics, typing ‘parental alienation‘ in to Google presents one with 1,170,000 results. #PAS on Twitter reaches an audience of 2,107,036 twitter accounts. There is an incalculable … Continue reading The Awe-inspiring Online Community of Parental Alienation
Compassion, What’s it Worth?
In the Oxford English dictionary, the word compassion is defined as ‘sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others’. The Middle English word is thought to have originated from Anglo-French and in turn from the Late Latin word compassio, … Continue reading Compassion, What’s it Worth?
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