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Spiritual growth releases the scariest skeletons from your closet, it bends you until you think you may break, and saddens you to the point you wonder why you decided to become a better person in the first place. But when you stick with it, you reach a level of inner peace where life starts making more sense. Then, you flow into giving yourself compassion and understanding, and your "flaws," become things you're no longer ashamed of. Oh, and people who try to bring you down? You don't have a problem telling them to fuck off because your journey to self-love has taught you not to settle for…mehr

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Spiritual growth releases the scariest skeletons from your closet, it bends you until you think you may break, and saddens you to the point you wonder why you decided to become a better person in the first place. But when you stick with it, you reach a level of inner peace where life starts making more sense. Then, you flow into giving yourself compassion and understanding, and your "flaws," become things you're no longer ashamed of. Oh, and people who try to bring you down? You don't have a problem telling them to fuck off because your journey to self-love has taught you not to settle for less than you deserve. This is the journey I've been on for about two years now. And if you read my first poetry collection, "Blossom's Wine Bar," the sober and zen creature talking to you is probably completely weird and unexpected. But life is completely weird and unexpected. "The Me Who Loves Me" is a collection of poems about healing and hope and streams of consciousness that I pulled straight out of my journals. Some of the moods in this book include pettiness, anger, joy, inspiration, sadness, badassness, and romance. Yea, I'm suuuper connected with my feelings now. To be clear, I'm not the sappy everything is sunshine and goddess circles type of spiritual that some of you may want and that's okay. I'm still the Baltimore girl who curses too much and loses her patience quickly. I'm just doing it with balanced chakras and a mind that loves yoga more than wine now (binging on true-crime and letting my imagination run wild is still a problem though.) Anyway, it's time for you to open the book now. Welcome to The Me Who Loves Me.
Autorenporträt
Frida Rose is a multi-passionate creatress whose life is one big art therapy session! She fell in love with her creativity and its healing power while writing short stories and poetry as a child to escape the abuse and sadness she grew up with. After journaling her way through trauma healing and spiritual awakening in 2018, Frida formed Journaling is Self-Care LLC in 2020 to introduce other women to the healing powers of journaling. Currently, Frida enjoys a blissfully creative life filled with hiking adventures, crafting, and vibin' with her soul tribe in Downtown Baltimore. Frida is the author of two raw collections of poetry, "Blossom's Wine Bar" (2017) and "The Me Who Loves Me"(2021.) You can connect with this free-loving eclectic soul on Instagram @freeflowfrida.