Steven George
Steve is a Detroit native with a passion for helping. He owns a holistic healing company, and works as a researcher. He is currently writing two books on holistic healing.
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Open/Closed (pt. 2)
I've decided to continue documenting the progression of our open marriage here. I'll be updating it in near real-time. The past few days have been rough for me. I already talked about how the open marriage inadvertently brought to the surface a few of my own insecurities and shortcomings, but another one I wasn't necessarily prepared for would be the change in dynamic that inevitably happens - less time and attention between the two of us.
Steven GeorgePublished 9 days ago in MarriageCauterize
I’ve realized lately that I do not know how to relax. Seriously. I’m not just saying this. If I spend more than 5 minutes sitting on the couch reading or watching tv, I start to get anxious. My mind starts to race with all the things that I should be doing instead (i.e. cleaning, cooking, taking the dogs for a walk, etc.). Then, I get up off the couch, get angry with my self that I can’t just relax, and then go take a nap.
Steven GeorgePublished 12 days ago in HumansOpen/Closed
A few months ago, my husband and I decided to open up our marriage. We have been together for over 11 years, married for 7. In theory, it's a great idea. Who wouldn't want to have some no-strings-attached fun with someone and then come home to your husband? Isn't that the dream most guys have? I thought so, too.
Steven GeorgePublished 12 days ago in ConfessionsEnough.
The concept of "enough" has been on my mind lately. When one thinks of "enough" they typically think of "I've had enough to eat" or "That's enough" - something to signify that they are full, or have reached their limit. So then, emotionally speaking, one can have "enough" of something as well. "Enough" of the annoying co-worker, or a child begining for a toy. But what about when we look at ourselves, when will we be "enough" for ourselves? I for one, don't know. All I know is I am not "enough" for myself.
Steven GeorgePublished 22 days ago in Journal
