BLAQUELINE Entertainment Magazine - Winter 2017 | Page 23

Here's how. Each time I would come to a player in our saga that would make my hair stand on end, I would pull back and run those feelings through The Work until I could go to the keyboard and effortlessly write their chapter.

So for me it was a zigzagging between inner work and outer expression. Compounding this was the way I allowed the material to come to me up from the inner depths of my own quietude. When I'd fatigue from writing, I'd sit in meditation until another block of thought rushed forth running me back to the keyboard.

In many respects the book did write itself, and what I did was get out of the way. My hope for you is if you have a story to tell, you do all that is necessary to allow it to pour out from you to benefit all those who are drawn to it. It has meant so much to me to hear how my writing has impacted women worldwide over the years.

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Beyond Control cont.

Technology and Setting Controls or Limits

By | Carolyn Lantzy Nelson

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Straight and Gay relationships are difficult paths to walk when you first start walking out into the dating life. This happens in about 8th and 9th grade. These young teens are meandering down a road that they are ill-equipped to navigate. It is a rough and rocky road and they make mistakes and hopefully learn from them to help build on a better relationship for the next relationship. Nothing about it is easy. In the world of high technology it even makes this road dicier and what looks exciting or is the in thing to do become dauntingly dangerous and sometimes illegal.

I am treating this 14 year old boy and he has just gotten into the dating scene. Curiosity and naivety have brought him into sharing pornography on his phone with strangers and has been seen as illegal. He still does not understand the ramifications as no one was ever charged. He is now getting into a relationship and he is infatuated and thinks he is in love after 2 weeks of being in a relationship. Who has not been there? Now that we have technology and he feels he can trust this person, he feels safe enough to send naked selfies to his "love." He does not realize that this relationship is only first among many in the future. I cannot say that it is 100%, but chances are, this will not be his last love.

He still does not recognize this as pornography and against the law. He thinks that what he is sharing only goes to the person he is dating. He does not realize that his pictures can go viral in the wrong hands or even if he does eventually break up, that his current lover can send them out in vindictiveness. He is still naïve and trying to get his head around this relationship "thing."

His parents are concerned and they have every right to be. For many parents, technology is beyond them and even then they do not know how to grapple with the extent kids can get into trouble with technology. continued on page 40

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