Broke

“When "caregivers" become addicted to the neediness of others, their needs may become destructive or exploitative. If women give up their empowerment, they abandon their potential for freedom and personal growth and lose their own sense of self. (" Sweet smell of Submission")”
― Erik Pevernagie

“If we can engage with both verbal and nonverbal signals, sensing the emotional texture of another’s actions, we are able to feel, comprehend, and care. Empathy requires an attunement to the subtleties of interaction. ( "Lost the Global Story." )”
― Erik Pevernagie

“The abruptness of life's disruptive events can remind us of our vulnerability. By acknowledging the inescapability of future occurrences, we can create mental and emotional shelters that allow us to remain grounded, even when life turns chaotic. We realize we are interconnected, which involves cultivating empathy and moral responsibility for those around us. ("Life had taken them by Surprise “)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“The suddenness of events sometimes highlights the absurdity of the consequences and proves that life does not always follow predictable patterns. We recognize that the "order” and “meaning" we want to impose on the world are often pointless or without effect. Be it as it may, let us find the silver bullet in the magic of every present moment we encounter to find compensation. ("C “)”
― Erik Pevernagie