#healer — Public Fediverse posts
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How Compassion Heals Broken Love 🌿 Rewire Your Relationship Using Empathy 💗
Relationships can bring profound connection as well as confusion, pain, or uncertainty. Whether you are experiencing difficulties in a marriage, partnership, or close relationship, you are invited to speak openly and be met with compassionate presence and care.
See link in profile for more info.
🌿#innerpeace #Leadership #Coaching #Mindset #Marriage # relationships #healer #guidance
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@bougiewonderland this is, I believe, a major cultural difference, highlighted in various k-dramas, between Western societies and South Korea.
When a parent remarries, they're often required to leave the kids behind, either with the other parent or the grandparents.
In this case the kid is also branded as a murderer's son, which complicates the situation even further.
Personally I'll never understand how a mother could remarry, disappear and leave her son behind.
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@bougiewonderland this is, I believe, a major cultural difference, highlighted in various k-dramas, between Western societies and South Korea.
When a parent remarries, they're often required to leave the kids behind, either with the other parent or the grandparents.
In this case the kid is also branded as a murderer's son, which complicates the situation even further.
Personally I'll never understand how a mother could remarry, disappear and leave her son behind.
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CW: Healer ep13
@bougiewonderland this is, I believe, a major cultural difference, highlighted in various k-dramas, between Western societies and South Korea.
When a parent remarries, they're often required to leave the kids behind, either with the other parent or the grandparents.
In this case the kid is also branded as a murderer's son, which complicates the situation even further.
Personally I'll never understand how a mother could remarry, disappear and leave her son behind.
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CW: Healer ep13
@bougiewonderland this is, I believe, a major cultural difference, highlighted in various k-dramas, between Western societies and South Korea.
When a parent remarries, they're often required to leave the kids behind, either with the other parent or the grandparents.
In this case the kid is also branded as a murderer's son, which complicates the situation even further.
Personally I'll never understand how a mother could remarry, disappear and leave her son behind.
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CW: Healer ep13
@bougiewonderland this is, I believe, a major cultural difference, highlighted in various k-dramas, between Western societies and South Korea.
When a parent remarries, they're often required to leave the kids behind, either with the other parent or the grandparents.
In this case the kid is also branded as a murderer's son, which complicates the situation even further.
Personally I'll never understand how a mother could remarry, disappear and leave her son behind.
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