Sara Curley Life And Relationship Coach
Sara Curley Life And Relationship Coach
Polarity theory suggests attraction thrives on the tension between “masculine” and “feminine” energies. While it offers clarity, it can oversimplify relationships. What if true intimacy lies in mutual recognition? This article explores the limitations of polarity theory through integral theory, developmental psychology, and Indigenous wisdom, inviting a reconsideration of our connections. Discover a more nuanced understanding of relationships.
There’s a part of me that sometimes speaks before I’ve had a chance to breathe. A part that reaches for the snack, the screen, the shopping cart—whatever brings the fastest …
Sometimes we don’t shut down because we’re broken. Sometimes we disappear because it’s the safest thing we know. This piece explores the quiet, protective part of us that fades—and what it means to meet it with presence instead of pressure.
Many of us carry the quiet belief that something inside us needs to be fixed. But healing rarely comes through correction—it begins with being met.