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I Love Her, But I Can’t Live With Her
I never imagined I’d be in this situation. I love someone—deeply, unconditionally. But right now, living together? It’s not working. I had her move in because I wanted to provide her a safe place for her to get back on her feet. It’s been a year. I want her to succeed, to rebuild, to find her rhythm again. But the reality is, our day-to-day cohabitation is getting in the way. Some of it is small things—different ways of seeing the world, habits that clash, daily rhythms that don’t sync. Some of it is bigger differences in responsibility, communication, expectations. And then there’s the undeniable truth: we’re both adults, and our ways of living simply don’t fit inside the same walls right now. This isn’t about love. I love her with all my heart. But love doesn’t always mean we can peacefully share the same space. I know I’m not the only one who’s been here. Maybe for you, it’s a sibling, a parent, or a longtime friend. Maybe even a spouse. Someone you care for deeply but who—when placed in your space—disrupts the peace you need. And that’s the hard part, isn’t it? The guilt. The questioning. - Shouldn’t I be able to make this work? - Am I failing her by feeling this way? - Am I being unreasonable, or is this just reality? I wrestle with these thoughts and more daily. But here’s what I’ve come to realize: Recognizing that you can’t live with someone doesn’t mean you don’t love them. It doesn’t mean you don’t want the best for them. It simply means that, for both of you, something has to change. I don’t have the perfect answer yet. Maybe it’s about setting clearer boundaries while still offering support. Maybe it’s about helping her find the stability to stand on her own. Maybe it’s about accepting that sometimes a little space is the best way to preserve a relationship rather than letting it crumble under daily tension. I'm sure it's a little bit of all of it. I'm not expecting this post to solve my situation, and I've post something similar in the past, but I also know I’m not alone. So, I’ll ask you: Have you ever loved someone but found that living together was too much? How did you handle it?
I Love Her, But I Can’t Live With Her
3 likes • Feb '25
@Eric Smith i am in the same boat, 7 years together, 2 kids for the exact same reasons and the love is still there, but love alone is not enough. We can't communicate properly, we don't see eye to eye over so many important levels of life and having kids together, in some ways we are complete opposites and share little common ground where we get to enjoy something together. I sometimes wonder how we ended up together, were we so blind to our love that we missed all the flags along the way. Either way, I'm grateful I had these 7 years with her, grateful to have brought to healthy wonderful daughter into this world together which we plan to continue to give our all too. We haven't officially seperated the homes yet and intend to this year as there is a lot to pull apart. It's not easy, it's hurts a lot, I doubt my decisions all the time and wonder if I am making a huge mistake. On the other side, I am cool and collected. Not allowing myself to emotionally spiral out of control. I'm grounded in the what is right and what's in the best interest for our girls over all. This time will eventually pass and a different life awaits, one where I'm not feeling out of place or disrespected and trending on egg shells. If it's meant to be, maybe one-day things will align and we will both make the changes needed to meet in the middle, but for now the only way to know that is to move apart and go from there. It's not healthy to stay somewhere that doesn't feel safe and comfortable with someone who has mutual respect and Understanding of each other. You have nothing to lose and only everything to gain my friend. Be kind to the part of you that needs it the most and be kind to the part of her that needs it the most through this process.
Morning coffee alternatives šŸ¤”
Has anyone else found a good alternative to having a coffee first thing in the morning? I’ve been using Spacegoods…a cacao and mushroom drink that I drink before my morning training session. Loving it šŸ¤™šŸ½
Morning coffee alternatives šŸ¤”
3 likes • May '24
@Stefan Taylor My man, that's exactly what it is about. Remember to listen to your body when it demands rest. Apart from that, go hard i say.
1 like • Feb '25
Yeah mate, Ive found if you add more coffee to your morning coffee it works much better than just a normal coffee. If in doubt just add more coffee.. šŸ˜‚šŸš€ā˜•ļøā˜•ļøā˜•ļø
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