Love Lesson 2: Don't Date Damaged
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What happens when we enter a relationship carrying wounds we haven't dealt with? We may think we're looking for love, but sometimes we're looking for someone to heal us, complete us—or worse, someone we can fix.
In this Love Lesson, we're talking about what it really means to “Don't Date Damaged.” I'll share why healing by partner replacement doesn't work, why when you date damage, you attract projects, and why we often attract who we are—not simply what we say we want.
But here's the good news: Being healed doesn't mean you'll never be triggered. It means you learn to recognize your triggers, understand where they come from, and take responsibility for how you respond.
You don't have to be perfect to love. But you do have to be accountable for your healing.
So before you ask God to send you somebody, ask yourself: Am I ready to receive healthy love without making somebody else pay for the pain of my past?
Press play. This Love Lesson might hurt a little—but it just might help you love a whole lot better.