PinnedJenn L.inModern WomenWhen Friendships ExpireSome friendships that I made during low points in my life didn’t last after I healed and stopped people pleasingMar 2657Mar 2657
PinnedJenn L.inModern WomenA Recovering People PleaserI’m breaking the habit of putting other people’s needs before my own.Apr 1521Apr 1521
PinnedJenn L.inInvisible IllnessHow My Anxious Attachment Pattern Makes Relationships DifficultNot being able to say what I need and separation anxiety are just some of the things I deal with as an anxiously attached personMay 514May 514
PinnedJenn L.inInvisible IllnessThe Kind Act of Self-AcceptanceDespite growing up constantly criticized, I don’t need to hold myself or others to unforgivingly high standards.Apr 2715Apr 2715
PinnedJenn L.inWomen in TechnologyBoundaries at the WorkplaceI establish boundaries by finding my voice and getting comfortable using the word “No”Mar 2110Mar 2110
Jenn L.inInvisible IllnessHow I Recovered from TraumaI was traumatized by my parents’ constant arguing at home while growing up. I’m finally recovering now.5d ago205d ago20
Jenn L.inInvisible IllnessLacking a Model for Healthy FriendshipI looked for mother figures in friends because my own mother’s narcissistic personality taught me twisted beliefs about friendshipJul 121Jul 121
Jenn L.inInvisible IllnessHow I Fixed My Strained Relationship with my MotherI found the courage to look honestly at my relationship with my mother and express my real feelings to herJul 714Jul 714
Jenn L.inWomen in TechnologyAsking for Help is a SuperpowerI thought asking for help was shameful but it turned out to be a superpower that made my life easier.Jun 2916Jun 2916
Jenn L.inInvisible IllnessAuthenticity is the Most Important Value to MeI’m living life by my values and not getting sucked into what my parents want of meJun 275Jun 275