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Lisa Hickey

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The Man Who Took Her from Me

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By Lisa Hickey
| The Good Men Project Verified
His love is slowly erasing my existence. Every time I catch her thinking of him, I try not to hate, but I do feel jealous. Ever since she has been in his company, she has forgotten my existence. I once was a part of her, like a shield protecting her from every speck of dirt and dust. Now she acts as if she will never need me again, and it makes me happily unhappy. Now that she has left my side and moved so far from pain and suffering, I suppose it is a happy ending. I envy her.
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Why Validation-Seeking Changes the Entire Dynamic

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By Lisa Hickey
| The Good Men Project Verified
It doesn’t start with a massive, dramatic confrontation. It happens in the micro-moments of a completely ordinary conversation. You share a story about your day, show them a project you’ve been working on, or simply dress up a little before a night out. On the surface, you are just sharing your life. But right beneath the surface, a hidden antenna is extended, vibrating with a silent, heavy question: Do you like this? Was that good enough? Am I doing okay? Then comes the response.
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What Happens When You Stop Lying for Love?

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By Lisa Hickey
| The Good Men Project Verified
I used to make up ten lies a day just to get through the intensity of the pain. They were not dramatic lies, just small adjustments to reality that made the truth bearable. Enough to keep the peace. Enough to keep myself functioning. At the time, it felt practical. Necessary. What I did not see was the cost. My voice began to blur. My thoughts were always negotiating what could be said and what needed to be softened. I stopped trusting my first reactions. I was not trying to hurt anyone.
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