Turns Out, I Needed My Middle Schooler’s Advice More Than She Did
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Turns Out, I Needed My Middle Schooler’s Advice More Than She Did
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We spend a lot of time teaching our kids how to survive hurt feelings, complicated friendships and middle school drama. Don’t assume the worst. Don’t let someone else’s behavior change who you are. Give people grace. Tell the truth. Forgive. Stay kind.
And then Steph had an uncomfortable realization: maybe she needs to start taking some of her own advice.
This week, we’re talking about how life experience can make us wiser, but if we aren’t careful, it can also make us harder. We get hurt and suddenly we’re in full investigation mode, replaying conversations, gathering evidence and building a case when what we really need might be forgiveness.
So how do we pursue truth without becoming consumed by proving our version of it? How do we have boundaries without bitterness? How do we recognize hard realities and still keep soft hearts?
Plus, please disregard all our talk about video this week. Because naturally, the very week we talked about it, we had technical difficulties.