Category: Bring back trust

• 🌅Want to be loved and valued? Learn to give it!🌅

  We can each claim our own place in this universe! We can stand as tall as we choose. But we can’t do it secretly. It has to be completely out loud! We decide our own value. We pick out for ourselves, our own relative importance. Where we place ourselves, determines the issues we will struggle…

  Norm Cormier

  March 11, 2022

  Bring back trust, Children’s real needs!, Family values, Feeling important!, Feelings, Health, Health and Lifestyle, Human Rights, Hurt, Internal stress, Life without conflict, Love and trust, Loving families, Real natural life for humans, Respect, Trauma, Troubled people, Who are we?

  Feelings, Health, Health and Lifestyle, Infant needs, Parenting, Respect, Trust

• 😒Can I Return Myself To The Way I Started Out?😒

  Mankind does not understand infant needs.

  Norm Cormier

  January 29, 2022

  Bring back trust, Family values, Feeling important!, Feelings, Fix ourselves, Guilt, Happiness, Health, Health and Lifestyle, Hope, Human Rights, Hurt, Infant needs, Love and trust, Loving families, Passion, Raising infants, Raising undamaged children, Respect, Shame, Shyness, Social damage, To Feel Loved!, Trauma, Who are we?

  Feelings, Health, Infant needs, Parenting, Respect

• 💎 We can Only Ever Get Respect, If We Allow All Others Power Over their Own Survival. 💎

  To rid ourselves of others who wish to control us, we first need to stop all of our own control over other life.

  Norm Cormier

  September 6, 2021

  Bring back trust, Family values, Feelings, Health, Health and Lifestyle, Human Rights, Loving families, Respect

  Feelings, Health and Lifestyle, Infant needs, Parenting, passion, Respect, Trust

• 🤷‍♂️Why is life so hard? Why is everything a fight?🤷‍♂️

  All life comes from inside.

  Norm Cormier

  August 31, 2021

  A better world, Bring back trust, Family values, Health, Health and Lifestyle, Infant needs, Quality of life, Repair Social Damage, Respect

  Feelings, Health, Health and Lifestyle, Infant needs, Parenting, Respect, Social consequences, Trust