Someone just called me the Jerry Maguire of chiropractic, because I give so much personal attention.
Good analogy – only I’ll never say, “You complete me.”
You complete yourself.
In my teens, I remember thinking: “If I only had someone to inspire me, I’d be better.”
In my 20s, I started to understand that was the co-dependency anthem.
Men have come and gone in my life, but I’ve never been remiss. I’ve enjoyed their company, and I’ve moved forward with fondness and lessons learned.
But I will never be broken. This is because I’m no one’s other half. I am complete within myself.
If we are trying to fill a void with other people, then we deconstruct if it doesn’t work.
That is destructive, not constructive.
Do work. Complete yourself. Then, you can walk with someone not as a crutch, but because you simply want to share your greatness.
– Dr. Kathy Dooley