@MrinankSharma That is a beautiful resignation letter. I think you sound like an amazingly kind, creative and conscientious person. I wish you great luck!
The reason betrayal is so difficult to heal from is that it forces the betrayed to question his or her ability to perceive reality, to wonder how such deceit could happen right in front of them.
Not only does this put them in a position of needing to learn to trust others again, it means they have to relearn trust in their own perceptions.
My daughter was not a celebrity. She was a person who had brain cancer. Iβm trying to raise awareness of glioblastoma, the horrendous grade four brain tumour that took my daughter.
Charlotte was 19 yrs 5 days old when she died. Her last birthday was the 18th of February 2016. She spent it in a coma. Charlotte had no bucket list. She didn't even have a big enough group of friends to enjoy one with. Before her diagnosis, Charlotte was a timid teenager diagnosed with crippling General Anxiety Disorder.
Charlotte faced her cancer head on. It changed her completely. The immediacy of the situation shook off all of her previous inhibitions and anxieties.
Charlotte campaigned vehemently, through her YouTube channel & national and local news. She was determined to give a voice to other young sufferers of cancer.
Charlotte 18.2.97 - 24.2.16
A donation would be amazing but equally a RT would be much appreciated. With thanks https://t.co/KgbQpCAbqy
Exactly! Or are you walking on egg shells and living in a state of constant hypervigilance because you don't know what will set him off into a rage or a sulk that ruins the entire day.
Well, that depends what you mean by 'flawed' doesn't it? Does he leave his socks on the floor & put pink ones in a white wash or is he coming home drunk & calling your mum vile names and scaring the shit out of the whole family while entirely lacking a work ethic?