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Elisabeth_Davies's blog

You are Not Powerless Over Your Addiction!

Submitted by Elisabeth_Davies on

It is human to desire pleasure. If we were to abstain from all pleasurable activities, life would become ungratifying and reward less. Pleasurable substances and activities offer us a relief from stress and life’s difficulties. The key is to moderate our participation with pleasurable substances and activities so that we are not causing harm to ourselves or others. It is easy to become addicted to things that are physically or mentally pleasurable, like food, sex, enjoyable substances, exciting activities, stimulating fantasy thoughts, etc.

Your Perseverance Will Pay Off

Submitted by Elisabeth_Davies on

Yesterday, I went for a jog to de-stress from all the bills I have to pay this month. I was trying to brainstorm about some possible solutions to increase my income, ASAP. I am aware that stressing out about bills is NOT a solution to increasing my income, apparently jogging doesn’t help pay the bills either!

Is it Love, or Love Addiction?

Submitted by Elisabeth_Davies on

We all have a basic human emotional need to be loved by someone. When someone truly loves us, we will feel wanted and valuable to them. If we were raised in a home with a parent or caretaker that did not make us feel wanted or valuable, we are inclined to attract relationships with  ’love addiction’ qualities, rather than true loving qualities.

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