Revel Thought

Tag: Personal Growth

  • How to Forgive Betrayal: A Guide to Self-Healing and Inner Peace

    It seems to be a harsh truth of life: if you navigate the world with an open heart, you’ll likely encounter people who betray you, lie, make fun of you, or harbor secret resentment. This can happen when you inadvertently stand in their way, no matter how good you’ve been to them, regardless of the…

  • Trapped in the Wrong Universe? How to Reconnect With Your True Path

    Feeling exhausted? Overwhelmed by a sense of discouragement, or perhaps even grappling with depression? Does it seem like life is just passing you by while everyone else appears confident, achieving their goals, and heading in a planned direction, full of pride? If you’re feeling this way, you’re certainly not alone; many people share these deep-seated…

  • Do People Make You Feel Poor or Inadequate?

    When I was just a little kid, my age still in the single digits, I’d often go with my dad, especially during the long, sun-drenched days of summer, to homes where he’d patiently coax life back into broken appliances—mostly refrigerators, the ancient, rumbling kind. Ears, Tools, and Soap Bubbles My role in these expeditions wasn’t…

  • The Agony of “I Don’t Know You Anymore”: When a Relationship Becomes Unfamiliar

    Struggling with a close person who doesn’t seem to be on the same page? Maybe they’re growing distant, showing less affection, less interest, or simply no longer the person they once were. If any of that feels familiar, this post might resonate with you. My hope is that you walk away with either a sense…

  • Trying to Look ‘Normal’ Made Me Feel Worse: My Story of Body Insecurity

    If so, this story might resonate with you. I was born with a condition some people call pigeon chest. It’s where your breastbone sticks out further than normal, making your chest look pushed forward. It bothered me a lot because it was very noticeable and made me deeply uncomfortable taking off my shirt during weekend…

  • Why I’ll Never Be Just One Thing—and Maybe You Shouldn’t Be Either

    Can You Be Many Things? So, is having “multiple identities” an issue? I’m no psychologist, and I don’t have any special credibility there, but when I was young, I always wanted to be a lot of different things. I loved being out in nature, just hanging out in the forest. That was a big reason…