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
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
Anyone that has ever experienced depression may well be guilty of it. Family and friends may have witnessed their loved ones guilty of it. As the title suggests I am exploring the denial of depression. In the beginning of 2017 … Continue reading The Denial of Depression
Since Chris Cornell’s death on 18th May 2017 I have been considering whether to write about it or not. I decided to reflect on this decision for a while and consider what it was I actually wanted to express, discuss … Continue reading Say Hello to Heaven
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
Before discussing this question, please allow me to put this into context for those readers that may not be familiar with this blog. I am what is known as an alienated parent. Following the breakdown of my marriage my ex … Continue reading Does Thinking About Your Children Less, Mean You Love Them Less?
In 1998 Pearl Jam released their fifth studio album Yield. It marked a return to the band’s earlier straightforward heavier approach to albums. The stand out track is the soaring epic Given to Fly, a song that carries underlying themes of existence … Continue reading Given to Fly
It is now a year since I have had any contact with my three beautiful young children. My ex continues to deny me any contact with them. My ex continues to take advantage of a flawed system. A system that … Continue reading Parental alienation, one year on. What have I learnt?
Too many of us spend far too much of our lives trying to fit in. Some individuals are lucky enough to be born with an enviable, but healthy disregard for what others may think. Individuals that do not need the validation, … Continue reading To Live a Life Any Less Than Challenging
In 1992 R.E.M. released their eighth studio album Automatic for the People. Back then I was a mere 18 years of age, living and growing up in North London. During this time my friends and I would meet outside the local offy … Continue reading Everybody Hurts
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