the Foxhole is known for fonting about sexy males,
sex,
and piping hot tea on occasion.
we have a good time in this neck of the woods.
My bread and butter has always been sharing my struggles and trauma.
that is usually what i get messages about.
i’ve gotten messages from Foxholers in countries where they can’t be themselves.
those folks have lived vicariously and found their healing through my words.
so it’s not a shocker when i strip naked with you.
Last night in therapy,
we had to do an exercise about forgiveness.
It is on the road map to healing.
i wrote my limiting beliefs that i wanted to share.
it’s something i was gonna keep private but i wanted The Foxhole to see it.
it could help someone else…
- Men don’t like me because I’m not masculine like the other boys
- I’m ostracized because I think I’m the problem
- I always attract curious DL men that play games and discard me
- Men always hurt me and treat me like trash while loving the worst kinds of people
- Money is hard to get when you don’t have certain things or skills to get it
- I’m stupid and not smart like other people
- People don’t support me
- People hurt me and then leave my life
- The people who hurt me laugh and see me as a joke
- I wasn’t raised right
- I’m scared
- I am being ignored because it’s something I did
- I’ll never be like everyone else
- I not like everyone else
- People don’t like me because I’m gay
- People are judging me because I’m gay and this is why I’m the problem
- I’m not accepted
- I’m unlovable
- I’m not enough even though I try to be
the goal is to take all of those things and find the source of where they were born from.
once i find the source,
i have to rewrite the statements of how those things aren’t true.
It’s correcting the limiting beliefs so I can release them.
thank you for allowing me to let my fur down.
i hope this can help someone out there finally be free too.
lowkey: i may share the rewrite.
lemme think about it.
Thank you again for sharing, Jamari, and these limiting beliefs are ones so many of us, especially Black gay men, carry around. I also appreciate that you let us know you don’t have all the answers, but your sharing and your journey truly are a comfort and aid for others. You are letting us know we are not alone. Thank you again, and wishing the best on your journey to healing.
I definitely appreciate you sharing your journey of healing, in a way you speak for allot of us! Your aware of many of the issues we face, you speak on it, you don’t act like you have a solution. Imo your the best writer/blogger I’ve follow. Keep it up🫶🏿
^ thank you montez!!!!!!!!!!
that means a lot and i’m really appreciative of you and your support!
❤️❤️