Write Through Me

Write Through Me

By: White Dove

Vulnerable. Naked. Unashamed. Transparent.

Me???

Anyone who's ever known me personally can bear witness that I love the background. Solitude and quiet are my companions of choice. Let others raise their hands and speak up. It takes me so much longer to formulate my words – it's just best to be silent, you know? Let others do the talking. Let others do the leading.

Get naked? Me??? Surely, you jest.

You're serious?

You know I am autistic, right? Aspie girls love their privacy and hoard their secrets!

Okay. You win. But I can't do this, you see?

Write through me.

I'll be transparent. I'll stand there naked and vulnerable.

If You write through me.

Let them see You, not me.

Naked and unashamed I will be. Transparency.

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With all my love,

White Dove

White Dove knows how it feels to lose everything: marriage and family, church and reputation, finances and businesses, and more. Her upcoming, interactive memoir, "On the Way Home," tells the story of how she came to be known as "the most abused woman" her counselors had yet met and how she learned to navigate to freedom and fullness.

Today White Dove helps people write their life stories, unearthing the treasures of their past and sowing them into their future, creating new family legacies.

Tagged as: "Love from Papa" Series, Deborah White Dove, Getting Your Life Back, Life Story Writing, On the Way Home, Turning Pain to Gain, Unbuckle Your Christianity, Voice of the Bride

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White Dove May 16, 2013 at 1:22 pm: "And at some point I believe one has to stop holding back for fear of alienating some imaginary reader or real relative or friend, and come out with personal truth. If we are to understand the human condition, and if we are to accept ourselves in the complexity, self doubt, extravagance of feeling, guilt, joy, the slow freeing of the self to its full capacity for action and creation, both as human being and as artist, we have to know all we can about each other, and we have to be willing to go naked" – May Sarton

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