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Category: Brene Brown

Accountability Without Shame
ColleenJanuary 25, 2018accountability, Aggression, Brene Brown, change, guilt, Men, shame, Uncategorized, violence, worthinessComments are off for this post

You have a sick feeling in your stomach, a dread. You have a voice inside that has started telling you that you’re a piece of shit for what you did. Sometimes the voice whispers at you and sometimes it screams. It is there in your quiet moments when you are just trying to relax. It […]

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