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Oh, You Call Yourself Her Sister?: 12 Ways To Heal TOXIC Friendships
Sis. Boo. Hun. Babe. Fave. Bestie. We use these terms quite liberally; even too loosely in some instances, which is fine—until we discover that our “ride or die” friend got off the ride a few stops back. There are so many things in life that we have to dissect, but true friendship shouldn’t be one of them. When we cross that fine line between friendship and sisterhood, we should be able cherish that bond and trust that our sister is truly our keeper. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case, and all it takes is one wrong turn to derail the beauty of true sisterhood. Not anymore. Today is the day that I challenge all women to stand up, take a look in the mirror, and fight back against that malignant ugliness that wants to see you and your sister at odds. Let today be the day you commit to doing the work to repair your sisterhood. Shut down the drama and reclaim your friend—your sister. You owe it to yourself and to the ladies who have come to be near and dear to your heart. Sisters fuss, they fight, but in the end, they find a way to put the pieces back together and get back to the beauty of loving one another. Oh, you call yourself her sister? Prove it. Crack this book open, roll up your sleeves, and get ready to put some work in because sisterhood is no walk in the park, but it’s so worth the journey! Are you your sister’s keeper? If not, you will be by the time you finish this book!
124 pages, Paperback
Published August 11, 2019
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October 4, 2019
Needful, Thoughtful...and enlightening!
Me and my family are going through a never ending situation with our sister. Sadly she’s guilty of everything in this book —and she’s a narcissist with a Psych degree. I found this book enlightening because it’s both a confirmation and encouragement for me as I try to be my sisters keeper as I feed her with a long handed spoon. The book filled in holes I have in my thoughts and actions and reinforced the ways I’m relating with my sister.
Me and my family are going through a never ending situation with our sister. Sadly she’s guilty of everything in this book —and she’s a narcissist with a Psych degree. I found this book enlightening because it’s both a confirmation and encouragement for me as I try to be my sisters keeper as I feed her with a long handed spoon. The book filled in holes I have in my thoughts and actions and reinforced the ways I’m relating with my sister.
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