Solemates' life motto: No shoes, no problem
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Shirley took up barefoot running by accident, when she chanced upon the start of a road race but realized she wasn't wearing running shoes.
Solemates' life motto: No shoes, no problem
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Solemates' life motto: No shoes, no problem
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Shirley took up barefoot running by accident, when she chanced upon the start of a road race but realized she wasn't wearing running shoes.
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What a nice story, good to find people brought together with a common interest.
Neil
Neil
I absolutely LOVE reading stories like this! Embracing life, finding fulfillment, shared passions...this couple inspires!
Lucky me, I found a soulmate who compliments and adds enthusiasm to my life. Having this makes the adventure we call Life richer and more meaningful.
I read this article a few years ago...
https://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/choose-her-everyday-or-leave-her-bnr/
...and realized I’d had similar experiences. It was a catalyst that changed my life completely. The first time I read it I realized I didn’t want to experience that again...it was the ‘taking off’ point for what is now an amazing experience. I had to put a lot of work into myself, shed a lot of deadweight I was lugging around, and open myself to another...
I am fortunate. I am grateful. I am happy.
I read that article a couple of times a year as a refresher. I reflect on what was and what is. Growth, regardless of where you find it, is good.
Lucky me, I found a soulmate who compliments and adds enthusiasm to my life. Having this makes the adventure we call Life richer and more meaningful.
I read this article a few years ago...
https://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/choose-her-everyday-or-leave-her-bnr/
...and realized I’d had similar experiences. It was a catalyst that changed my life completely. The first time I read it I realized I didn’t want to experience that again...it was the ‘taking off’ point for what is now an amazing experience. I had to put a lot of work into myself, shed a lot of deadweight I was lugging around, and open myself to another...
I am fortunate. I am grateful. I am happy.
I read that article a couple of times a year as a refresher. I reflect on what was and what is. Growth, regardless of where you find it, is good.
I wholeheartedly agree!
Like you, I'm lucky enough to have found my soul mate, and the idea of choosing them each day is something I'd started to work towards without having clarified it. Thanks for the article.
