by Mary Heathman | Jan 21, 2019 | WGA Blog
In part 1, I defined ambivalence and shared a bit of how that looked in my young adult life. I ended the article by saying that “the resolution of a state of ambivalence is not necessarily a complicated process, but the journey through resolution will wind its way...
by Mary Heathman | Jan 15, 2019 | WGA Blog
“I said I wanted to live in the country and in the city both…” “I am neurotic. I could never settle down in either the country or the city.” “You could live between them,” Buddy suggested helpfully. “Then you could go to the city sometimes and to the country...
by Mary Heathman | Dec 6, 2018 | WGA Blog
“Does more sex make people happier?” “Are single people with multiple partners more satisfied with their relationships?” If you want to rely on my word and don’t have time to read the rest of this article, I’ll give you the short answer, the bottom line: No, . . ....
by Mary Heathman | Oct 23, 2018 | WGA Blog
Watching the final Kavanaugh hearing was a miserable, wretched experience. Laid up with a broken foot with too much time on my hands, and motivated by a fascination I couldn’t ignore, like not being able to turn your eyes away from a tragic accident, I ended up...
by Mary Heathman | Oct 2, 2018 | WGA Blog
In preparation for presenting at an upcoming workshop, I asked a few people from the WGA community: “People coming to my workshop want to know how to love people as Jesus loves them. What does it look like for you to be loved by the Church?” One woman’s response...
