Rebecca Kimbel
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Sex and Chocolate
Sex and chocolate have a lot in common. They can be sweet morsels that soothe ones soul or addictions that ruin life. When one tries to fulfill their natural love of sweetness with chocolate or sex alone, one is left more nutritionally depleted than they were when their hunger started. We must have nutrients that nurture, heal and promote positive growth. People by nature seek what builds, sustains and uplifts.
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Polygamy, My Roots
I am one of thirty nine children born to my fathers six wives. I am amoung the thirty one Dad claimed as his own. I was born in secrecy and grew up hiding my identification. There were four babies born in four months when I arrived. We sliffed into our enormous family comparitively unnoticed, ...
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Property Owners Rights And Responsibilities
Knowing the law helps protect you from legal liability for the behavior of others. You have a right to refuse to rent to or allow people to live on your property, based on legitimate business criteria. People with poor credit, poor maintenance habits and poor public records are not ...
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Two Paths
There are two paths, the path that leads to love, peace and acceptance and the path that leads away. Most of us pray for, plead for and weep for love in our lives, while our actions, our words, and the behavior we accept from others with open arms is anything but loving. We justify, support and ...
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The Trap of Enablement
Human beings appear to have more trouble with the transition of their young into adult behavior than other species. It is common for humans to struggle with a great deal of distress in the process of getting their adult children to behave like adults. Most parents, as well of their off spring, ...
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Parents
Parents are people, not Gods. They cannot provide something out of nothing. They cannot give what they do not have. They cannot be what they are not and they cannot fill the emptiness in adult children who cannot or will not assume the responsibilities of an adult. Parents, who themselves have ...
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