A good girl who didn't set out not to believe in God, just believe in herself a little more.
I began applying my decade of professional coaching techniques to my personal beliefs. Between my powerful curiosity and expanding worldview, I came into focus. Once I understood that my goodness was innate, I could more clearly see the wounds, the shame and void of identity that indoctrination inflicted.
I wrote. I wrote my pain and my joy. Some days it poured out of me, others it wept like an unhealing wound. I wrote so I wouldn't let anyone gaslight me about what I had experienced. I write so I won't gaslight myself from my future.
Mine is a HOLY irreverent approach of forging deep interpersonal belonging and authentic identity. I'm the good girl who lost her religion and found herself. There is no redemption or salvation reconstruction arc but, there sure as hell is a happily ever after.
My writing, my voice is relentlessly supportive, fiercely vulnerable, shamelessly smutty, and painfully honest.
Alyssa Mullett, PC, Owner Living Priority Life