I am a renegade and an outlaw. I am a dancing soul with a huge heart and a history strewn with errors and missed steps. I am a lady that did life “wrong” for more years than I care to admit. I tried to do a version of life that my culture and my family thought was valid. I failed miserably with much pain and sorrow to show for it. In 2006 I walked away from that life and ventured into one with my spirit soaring and my soul pounding the pavement of living. Here is what I discovered: We are meant to live full-on, gut-wide and happy. We are meant to know our power and beauty as human beings and to rejoice in this gift of our days on this planet. And this is what I share with others. I do it with laughter and honesty and with the insight born from my own life and learning. I do it with great love and with great passion. My constant curiosity and willingness to learn are supported by two formal degrees--one in English and another in nursing. I wish you self-love and courage in your own journey. “Let’s be honest, open and brave!” —Robin Korth
If I think I can't, I can't. And I condemn myself to remain as I am.
If I think I can, I will. And my life becomes an immense journey.
My mind is the launching point of my existence and experiences. I create all that I call "real" within the willingness, imagination and courageous joy of my own mind.
When I get willing to start "feeling" my own life, instead of functioning within ideas and goals of what I should be doing--I come awake and start living.
This is terrifying and angry-making. Because to do this, I must deny, defy and tear apart my own vision of what I thought was going on.
Until I have the courage and heart to actually do this, I will be living a version of life that someone else told me was real. And, I will die not even knowing that I never truly lived.
I don't have a partner in my life right now. But when this special man does show up, I won't be able to be sexually intimate without pain and days-after discomfort, unless my body is being helped along with the enhancing effects of this daily medication.
Sex after 50--it's a new understanding of cherishing and love.
I am honored to share this very personal article about getting older and the lessons my aging body is gifting me with.
To share ourselves with another is an act of deep faith and trust. For what we are about in our communication is an intimacy of hope for understanding.
So let us speak with great care and listen with open hearts.
Respecting people doesn't mean I have to allow them into my life. Having boundaries about who I want in my life is a right and a gift that I give myself.