Jeff, Thank you - this was such an interesting read and I found myself nodding along as I was reading it. You've explained things that I've observed about my own self. I particularly enjoyed what you shared about truth, how it's felt in your body and the reframe to stop asking yourself if you are being too much. It gave language to sensations I’ve been learning to trust in my own body. I really appreciated your honesty in sharing it.
Thank you Jennifer for reading. I’m happy to hear this piece resonated with you regarding somatic sensations. I’ve found very few people who can sense the way we do, not from incompetence but from alternate wiring. There’s relief in knowing we are not alone in discovery of ourselves.
Agreed - it's comforting to know we aren't alone. I think the ability is there in many people and sometimes it's a matter of safety and timing. I appreciate the shared exploration. The more we share these experiences, the more it normalizes what many people are already feeling but may not yet feel safe naming.
Jeff, Thank you - this was such an interesting read and I found myself nodding along as I was reading it. You've explained things that I've observed about my own self. I particularly enjoyed what you shared about truth, how it's felt in your body and the reframe to stop asking yourself if you are being too much. It gave language to sensations I’ve been learning to trust in my own body. I really appreciated your honesty in sharing it.
Thank you Jennifer for reading. I’m happy to hear this piece resonated with you regarding somatic sensations. I’ve found very few people who can sense the way we do, not from incompetence but from alternate wiring. There’s relief in knowing we are not alone in discovery of ourselves.
Agreed - it's comforting to know we aren't alone. I think the ability is there in many people and sometimes it's a matter of safety and timing. I appreciate the shared exploration. The more we share these experiences, the more it normalizes what many people are already feeling but may not yet feel safe naming.