Cutting someone off without communicating can feel like peace, but it’s often avoidance. This post breaks down how attachment, faith, and fear shape silence and what real boundaries actually look like.

If you’ve ever stayed in a confusing “situationship” praying it would magically become commitment, you’re not alone. Christian women often hold on out of hope, loyalty, and fear. Here’s what’s really going on underneath, and how to break the pattern.

Friendship breakups can hurt more than romantic ones. Learn why it hurts so much and how to grieve the kind of loss no one talks about.

You’re the friend who always picks up, always listens, always knows what to say. But if being the “go-to” friend is starting to feel like too much, you’re not imagining it. You’re tired for a reason. This blog breaks down what’s really going on underneath, what it’s costing you, and how to start setting limits without drowning in guilt.

When they pull away and your brain starts doing the absolute most, that’s not you being needy, that’s a fear of rejection taking the wheel. Here’s how to pause the spiral, get honest with yourself, and find your footing again (without begging for reassurance).

If you keep falling for emotionally unavailable people, you’re not broken, you’re stuck in a pattern. Here’s what’s really going on, and how to stop repeating it.

It might feel deep—even God-sent. But sometimes what feels like a sign from God is really just an old pattern repeating itself. If you’ve been asking for clarity but still feel uneasy, this post is for you.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Do I need therapy—or just more prayer?” this one’s for you. Let’s talk about what Christian therapy really is (and isn’t) and how to know if it’s time to try it.