🎙️What Fierce Love Really Means

by Bill Newgent

We’re taught love is something we earn—by becoming who others want us to be.

Love between parent and child.
Love between friends.
Romantic love.

All categorized. All ranked.
As if love comes in levels,
as if we must agree to its hierarchy to receive it.

But what if those frameworks are only echoes?
What if there is a deeper kind of love—
one that existed before the roles…
and will remain when the body no longer does?

That’s what fierce love remembers.

In this soul-level spoken word reflection, Bill Newgent unpacks what fierce love really means.
Not performance. Not perfection.
But presence.

Fierce love doesn’t climb.
It doesn’t prove, or bend, or barter.

It stands in quiet truth.
It says, “I will not abandon myself to be accepted by you.”
And “I will not disappear to be loved.”

This isn’t rebellion.
It’s remembering who you were before you believed you had to become someone else to be safe.

• Why we chase love through identity, roles, and approval

• How the ego builds a survival-based ladder we’re taught to climb

• What it means to unlearn love-as-performance

• The quiet clarity of fierce love rooted in soul-truth

• An invitation to stop climbing—and come home

• You’ve shaped yourself to be accepted, loved, or chosen

• You’ve stayed silent to keep the peace

• You’re ready to remember the love that was always yours

• You want love that doesn’t require you to disappear

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