Brittany M | Writer, Mindset Coach, Creator
@brittanymctier.bsky.social
reflections on topics i can’t stop thinking about.
substack for the deep dives. blogger for the rants.
rooted in realness, but always evolving.
📍 currently, wherever there’s strong wi-fi & beach access. ⬇️ links below
https://beacons.ai/brittanymctier
substack for the deep dives. blogger for the rants.
rooted in realness, but always evolving.
📍 currently, wherever there’s strong wi-fi & beach access. ⬇️ links below
https://beacons.ai/brittanymctier
Holding space for others is connection.
But becoming the person who always absorbs someone’s emotional weight drains our clarity and leads to self-abandonment … especially when we spend more time tending to their emotions than our own.
There’s a difference.
But becoming the person who always absorbs someone’s emotional weight drains our clarity and leads to self-abandonment … especially when we spend more time tending to their emotions than our own.
There’s a difference.
November 17, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Holding space for others is connection.
But becoming the person who always absorbs someone’s emotional weight drains our clarity and leads to self-abandonment … especially when we spend more time tending to their emotions than our own.
There’s a difference.
But becoming the person who always absorbs someone’s emotional weight drains our clarity and leads to self-abandonment … especially when we spend more time tending to their emotions than our own.
There’s a difference.