The Valley of Grace Podcast Katina Horton

Have you ever lived with someone who didn’t speak 🗣to you for five years? It definitely doesn’t sound like fun 🤩 and games.

When you think of the Story of Samson and Delilah, you think about hair, strength, and a downfall.  The story of Samson and Delilah teaches you more than that.  It gives you the steps of the toxic relationship cycle from start to finish starting with the love-bombing, and then ending with the discard.

You seem to be doing everything that you need to do, but you are not healing. And for the life of you, you can't figure out why. The thing is, you are really doing what it is you want to do, and not what you need. Take a listen.

Everybody keeps talking about avoiding toxic  relationships. But how do you know what to avoid if you don’t know what to look  for?

Who wants to deal with drama during the holidays? No one. We all want to live in peace and happiness, so to speak. Even if, as we talked about before, that peace and happiness is stemming from a false sense of peace. There is still a desire. When you deal with the spirit of manipulation, namely, narcissism, during the holidays, it can turn your world upside down. Today, I will discuss several different things you must do in order to make that load lighter, and still be able to enjoy the holidays.

What do you do with items that you no longer want? You discard of them, of course. What happens if you are the one being discarded? Yes, I know. It's not a laughing matter.