If you feel someone is struggling or needs to be heard, reach out, offer your heart, and listen. It's what loving looks like and it may make all the difference.
Life is not a static experience. Sometimes it hurts. Sometimes it’s confusing. Sometimes it feels like it's never going to change. Keep going, keep going, keep going.
It's a weird thing, but sometimes in these moments of struggle, the most powerful language is silence. Words are not always the most effective form of love. The most healing fix is touch. The most protective action is presence.
We may feel uncomfortable holding space for someone who is openly suffering or struggling, so we shut down, avoid, and close ourselves off. Or, often, we try to fix, to solve, or to be a hero. But...
Carry the Urban Confessional message of love, selflessness, and unconditional listening everywhere you go.
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💌 If you need to be heard, our volunteers around the world are waiting to listen. Visit our site, and we will connect you to a compassionate listener: https://t.co/cjUHEkxMSj
Remember, you don't have to wait for Free Listening Day to listen. The last Friday of every month is Free Listening Friday, so the magic of Free Listening Day can continue throughout the year. https://t.co/GXFS8zMdV1
From Scotland to Los Angeles, Paris to Mexico, England to Australia, Austin to Brazil— last week, volunteers from all across the world stood on street corners with Free Listening signs, & offered a listening ear & a compassionate heart for anyone in need of being heard.
If a cardboard 'Free Listening' sign can bring the world together, imagine what a t-shirt can do. Or a coffee cup, or a sticker, or a magnet, or a hat, or a phone case, or a bag— anything really!
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At Urban Confessional, we believe there is value in simply listening to someone.
Our mission is to listen; believing that all people deserve to be heard, seen, and understood.