It's amazing how life changes and you evolve, but you're still the same old you. I've been out of the relationship that started this blog nearly 20 years. 20 years ago I was just falling in love, just moving in, I had just gotten divorced, and I was just moving in. I was having three hour talks, explaining to her how I loved her, I didn't do what she accused, I was only into her, and more, every night. It's amazing thinking about it. Looking back, I was so young, so naive, so willing to prove my love.
Now that I'm older, I've gotten wiser, not necessarily smarter, maybe a little more in touch with myself. I've been married 15 years, in a relationship for nearly 20 (after this relationship ended, I met my future wife but took it slowly), and have developed a love of life. I still have issues and challenges, but as you get older, you become more content overall and hopefully comfortable with yourself.
So the Me Project Continues. I've been doing quite a bit of work on it, publishing a book focused on the recovery steps that I started here. I'm also moving the Me Project to Substack as the platform has new capabilities and will help with reviving the project. Here's the Substack site: Give me a little bit to get it fully up and running, but I plan on publishing weekly:
Substack: https://djmercer1.substack.com/
Want to see the first culmination of all this work? You can buy the book that I wrote, Recovering Yourself from a Toxic Relationship:
https://www.amazon.com/Recovering-Yourself-Toxic-Relationship-Project/
The ride continues.
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