Looking Forward
When was the last time you looked forward to something? Maybe it was a big celebration event, like a graduation or a birthday party. It could…
Author: Rachel Wood
Rachel is a singer, songwriter and limerence survivor who first experienced romantic obsession at the early age of 6 years and as a teenager suffered severe depression from rejection in limerence. Only her faith in Jesus gave her the strength to keep going, knowing He had much more for her life. She has three children, two living and one in heaven, and strives to train them in love for Jesus as the all-sufficient King and faithful friend.
Facing the Unknown
A new year can elicit all kinds of emotions. It may bring excitement for what’s ahead, induce fear about challenges that await, or even do both…
Making Resolutions
‘Tis the season for new year’s resolutions. Maybe you have already made one or more resolutions for 2023. As limerents, it is absolutely okay if your…
All Things New
Hopefully, you were able to find joy celebrating the turn of the new year with family and/or friends. Personally, as each year begins, I can’t help…
2022 Advent Week 4 – Peace
Well, my friends, we have reached the final week of Advent. If you missed any of the previous weeks’ Advent posts, I encourage you to read…
2022 Advent Week 3 – Joy
Joy is one of the virtues I have sought most to embody. Throughout my life I have tried to look at the positive side of things.…
2022 Advent Week 2 – Love
Welcome to Week 2 of Advent! This week we will be focusing on the theme of Love. My affection, my love, for my limerence object was…
2022 Advent Week 1 – Living Hope
Today we are about halfway into the season of Advent. If you are not familiar with Advent, it’s a time of celebration of when our Lord…
Dealing with the What-Ifs
During my limerence, my mind was filled constantly with sequences of events that never actually happened. Naturally, I fantasized of ways I could encourage my limerence…
“Loved” – Story in Song Form
I wrote “Loved” in 2010 about my then-fiancé. Although we ultimately did not remain together, the lyrics are applicable to my relationship with my husband. He…