
Philippa Perry
Columnist at The Guardian
“I’m singularly accessible to all demonstrations of regard.” ~ Henry James
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Philippa Perry
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Philippa Perry
The question I’m a man in my late 50s. My parents were teenagers when I was born. They married so I wouldn’t be illegitimate, it was the 1960s. My parents divorced. My mum and stepdad moved up north, my father remarried and stayed down south. My father and his wife have three children, now in their 40s. My stepdad killed himself when I was in my early 20s, but I’ve come to realise he was much more of a parent to me than my actual father.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Philippa Perry
The question I am struggling with intrusive and increasingly critical self-talk around my appearance. So much so that some days I struggle to look in the mirror. I’ve recently had a baby and assumed that my long history of feeling ugly, lesser and fundamentally inadequate would be surpassed by being a mother and having an external concern other than myself but, if anything, it’s worse.
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3 weeks ago |
zwierciadlo.pl | Philippa Perry
Choćbyśmy usilnie pracowali nad poprawą relacji z innymi i nad sobą, w naszych bliskich związkach zawsze będą się pojawiać wyzwania i konflikty. Nawet jeśli nauczymy się pokonywać te trudne chwile, różnice zdań nie znikną całkowicie. Jak sobie z nimi radzić? Fragment książki „Książka którą powinni przeczytać wszyscy, których kochasz", Philippa Perry, wyd. Agora Konflikty w związkach są nieuniknione, bo każdy z nas inaczej doświadcza rzeczywistości.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Philippa Perry
The dilemma Six months ago I met a man I used to work with when I was young and he was middle-aged. Now I’m middle-aged and he is old. We established an incredible sexual and romantic connection. This was so powerful and beautiful. He told me I make him feel so free and so accepted and loved. He told me he loved me and wanted to be with me, for us to belong to each other. Incidentally, most of my previous relationships have been with men who are much older than me, but it’s not the issue.
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