Feeling Whole Isn’t a Solution; It’s Accepting Happiness Where You Are.

Feeling Whole Isn’t a Solution; It’s Accepting Happiness Where You Are.

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How do we actually feel whole? Not by checking every box and not by pretending we have it all together. This week at Feelings Found, we are exploring a feeling that often goes unnoticed - wholeness. 

 

It grounds us, and for many of us, it’s something we forget to celebrate or notice. But here is the truth: You can feel whole, even if you have an imperfect life. (And you most certainly won’t feel whole by cheating on your significant other.)

 

Inside This Edition

 

✅ What it means to feel whole and how to recognize that feeling in yourself

✅ The Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal (yes, we are talking about that) and how it relates to feeling whole

✅ Simple advice for embracing wholeness, even when life feels messy

✅ Journal prompts to reflect on what makes you feel complete

 

… because those who say wholeness is a destination are missing the point.

 

👉 Curious? Confused? Emotionally unhinged in a good way?

 

Check out our new post on Substack… and let’s talk about the stuff no one’s talking about (but everyone’s feeling).

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