Viviana Rose
1 min readJan 9, 2018

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A wonderful resource and also a story to relate to in some ways.

I found that my relationship to food changed almost of its own accord when I began acting with more self-respect in respect to several toxic and oppressive relationships with a few relatives.

This was one of the first results I saw in my life of beginning to love myself as I described here. Never before had I been able to put myself before someone else. It was the dawn of a new era. Loving myself, it turned out, had to happen before my bad relationship with food would yield. It was a harsh tributary, and once in a while it will rear its ugly head again, but I panic much less.

I love this that you write: “ Decide you are worth the work of transforming”; this is fundamentally important.

Thank you for a great article!!!

Viviana :-)

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Viviana Rose
Viviana Rose

Written by Viviana Rose

I have a great interest in the intersection of psychology, philosophy, religion, social structures of power, and fear: the bait that catches us everywhere.

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