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<h3>When Safety Fades: Finding Your Ground in the Season of Sovereignty</h3> When a woman enters the Season of Sovereignty, her entire inner landscape begins to change. Her hormones shift, her nervous system rewires, her perception deepens. What once felt like comfort may now feel like confinement. What once felt safe may now feel unsettling.Safety, emotional, energetic, and spiritual, becomes her most essential need.Yet, for many women, the home is where the greatest sense of unease begins to stir. Not because their family does not love them, but because few understand what is truly unfolding within her.She is unmasking. She is remembering herself. She is standing at the edge of who she once was, unsure who she is becoming.And when her husband or family cannot meet her in that sacred in-between,&nbsp; when they cannot offer stillness, presence, or space,&nbsp; she begins to feel a kind of loneliness that words rarely touch. It is not the loneliness of being alone. It is the loneliness of awakening in a room where everyone else is still asleep.<h3>&nbsp; What Is Happening Beneath the Surface</h3> In this stage, the feminine body becomes a vessel of alchemy. Her hormones are clearing old codes of compliance, her nervous system recalibrates for truth, and her spirit begins to call back every fragment of energy she gave away through years of caregiving, pleasing, and enduring.This is not rebellion. It is remembrance. She is not broken. She is becoming whole.Safety, for her, now means peace over performance. It means truth over comfort. It means presence over pretending.And when others resist that truth, she must learn to anchor it within herself.<h3>&nbsp;The Metaphysics of the Shift</h3>This is the sacred alchemy of sovereignty. The old hormonal tides were built to nurture, please, and harmonize. The new current invites truth, boundaries, and inner authority. Your body is recalibrating to serve the Self first,&nbsp; not from selfishness, but from sacred alignment.Safety now begins within your own field. It is your breath, your stillness, your steady presence that anchors the home.When those around you resist your changes, it’s often because your clarity mirrors their own unhealed confusion. Let that be their work, while you stay faithful to your own awakening.<h3>EFT Practice: Reclaiming Inner Safety</h3> Tap gently on the side of your hand and breathe into your heart. Speak slowly, with feeling:“Even though my world feels unfamiliar, I am learning to feel safe within my own presence.” “I allow my nervous system to soften and trust this new rhythm.” “I welcome safety as my natural state.” “I let my body remember that peace is my home.” Tap through each point as you speak these words, pausing wherever emotion rises. Allow the tears, the warmth, or the trembling, it is the body letting go of survival mode and opening to safety once again.Finish by placing both hands on your heart and whisper:“I am home within myself.”<h3>Tea for Safety and Connection</h3> Create a simple tea ritual to soothe your nervous system and signal your body that it is safe to rest.Soothing Sovereignty Tea1 tsp chamomile (softens fear and anxiety) ½ tsp lemon balm (steadies the nervous system) ½ tsp rose petals (opens the heart field) ¼ tsp oatstraw (restores depleted nerves) Pour hot water over the herbs and steep for 7–10 minutes. Sit in stillness as it brews. Breathe in the steam and let it remind you of your own warmth. Drink slowly, with both hands around the cup, and imagine you are drinking peace back into your cells.<figure id="figure-zj91rb7upqmhrsgece"><img id="zj91rb7upqmhrsgece" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1972173212/photo/back-of-woman-relaxingly-practicing-meditation-yoga-in-the-forest-to-attain-happiness-from.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=YozltvzHv5UZlFgMjiVN3sZVXIXyzlYK9pt0MIfViyU=" alt="Back of woman relaxingly practicing meditation yoga in the forest to attain happiness from inner peace wisdom serenity with beam of sun light for healthy mind wellbeing and wellness soul concept" title="Back of woman relaxingly practicing meditation yoga in the forest to attain happiness from inner peace wisdom serenity with beam of sun light for healthy mind wellbeing and wellness soul concept" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1972173212/photo/back-of-woman-relaxingly-practicing-meditation-yoga-in-the-forest-to-attain-happiness-from.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=YozltvzHv5UZlFgMjiVN3sZVXIXyzlYK9pt0MIfViyU=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure><h3> Practices for Rebuilding Inner Safety</h3> 1. Morning Grounding Practice Sit somewhere you feel connected to the Earth,&nbsp; near a window, with sunlight on your face if possible. Place one hand on your heart, one on your womb (or lower belly if your womb has been surgically altered). Whisper:“I am safe within my own presence. I am steady in the light of my own truth.” Breathe deeply into your body until your breath slows and your nervous system begins to soften.&nbsp; 2. Claim Your Space Choose one area in your home,&nbsp; a chair, a window nook, even a small corner, and make it a sanctuary. Add a candle, a plant, or a soft cloth. This space is your energetic home base. When tension arises in the household, return here. It signals your body that you are safe, seen, and sovereign.&nbsp; 3. Speak to Your Nervous System When your environment feels unsteady, place both hands on your chest and say silently:“You are safe now. You are seen. You are loved.” This practice rewires your body’s response to perceived threat and restores trust in your own energy field.&nbsp; 4. Journal Prompt: The Safety Map Write three columns:What drains me. What strengthens me. What feels like home. Do this weekly. It helps you track what your body is communicating and where safety can be consciously cultivated.&nbsp; 5. The Solar Walk Walk outdoors during daylight, even briefly. Let the sun touch your skin. Imagine the solar current,&nbsp; the golden light of your own life force,&nbsp; reweaving your field. The light clears stagnation and brings clarity to emotional fog.<h3>&nbsp; Navigating Relationships During This Shift</h3> When your partner or family cannot meet you where you are, remember that they are watching you transform, and transformation can be confronting to those who have benefited from your old patterns.You are not asking for too much. You are asking for truthful connection.If possible, share openly:“I’m moving through deep change. I may seem different, but I still need your love and patience. I’m learning how to feel safe in my own body again.” For some women, these conversations are not yet possible. In that case, return to your rituals. The energy of safety builds from within, and when strong enough, it begins to transform your environment naturally.<h3>&nbsp;Community as Medicine</h3>Sovereignty was never meant to be walked alone. Gather with other women who are remembering themselves too. Sit in circle, sip tea, share stories, laugh, cry, and witness each other without judgment.When one woman rises into her truth, she clears a path for the next. Your community becomes your mirror,&nbsp; reminding you that safety is not just solitary, it is shared.If you cannot find a circle, begin one. It can start with two women and a pot of tea. Speak truth, breathe deeply, and remember,&nbsp; we heal faster in the warmth of togetherness.<h3>Closing Reflection</h3> The Season of Sovereignty is not a collapse,&nbsp; it is a reclamation. You are becoming the woman who can stand in the center of her life and say,“Even if the world around me cannot yet see it, I am safe in who I am.” From this place, love will meet you differently. Peace will find you more often. And your home, whether quiet or full of noise, will begin to mirror your truth. Disclaimer All information shared by Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness, &nbsp;including written, verbal, and energetic guidance, &nbsp;is intended for educational and supportive purposes only. It reflects lived experience, holistic research, and intuitive understanding, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care.Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any concerns about your health, hormones, or emotional well-being. Every body and field responds differently; take what resonates and let go of what feels complete.By engaging with this content, you honour your own sovereignty and assume full responsibility for your choices, your energy, and your healing journey.

When Safety Fades: Finding Your Ground in the Season of Sovereignty

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<h2>When Your Wife Enters Her Season of Sovereignty – A Message for Men </h2>There comes a time when a woman begins to move differently. She grows quieter inside, less responsive to the outside world. The woman who once met everyone’s needs, yours, the children’s, the world’s,&nbsp; begins to turn her attention inward. This is her Season of Sovereignty. It is not an ending. It is the emergence of her truest self.Many men struggle during this time. They feel confused, rejected, even betrayed. They wonder where the affection went, the desire, the ease. They try to fix it by seeking attention elsewhere, numbing through distraction, or demanding the woman they used to know to come back. Yet this season calls for something deeper: understanding.<h2>What Is Happening</h2> A woman’s hormonal chemistry changes dramatically during perimenopause and menopause. Her estrogen and progesterone decline, affecting sleep, energy, mood, and intimacy. Her nervous system becomes more sensitive, her intuition heightens, her truth grows louder. She may need more silence, more rest, more solitude. She isn’t rejecting you,&nbsp; she is responding to her body’s reorganization.When she pulls away, it may feel like abandonment, but in truth, she is finding her center again. The invitation is for you to meet her there,&nbsp; not by chasing, fixing, or demanding, but by grounding yourself and listening.<h2>How You Can Support Her</h2> Choose curiosity over judgment. Ask what she needs, not what’s wrong. Offer warmth. Simple acts,&nbsp; a cup of tea, a steady hand on her back, the dishes done,&nbsp; communicate love more clearly than words. Give her time. Hormonal and energetic changes are not mental weakness. They are a physical and spiritual metamorphosis. Hold your own emotions. Instead of retreating into anger, porn, or avoidance, let yourself feel the discomfort. Beneath frustration is grief,&nbsp; the grieving of an old dynamic making room for something wiser. Stay grounded. Movement, breathwork, time in nature, and herbs for your nervous system (like ashwagandha or holy basil) keep you calm and receptive.<h2> What This Means for Your Relationship</h2> Your intimacy may shift. Her body’s rhythm is changing, and so will your connection. The opportunity here is to move from performance to presence. From surface to soul. Touch becomes communication, not transaction. Eye contact becomes prayer.If you can stay with her through this, she will open to you in ways you have never known. The woman emerging is powerful, radiant, and deeply alive. But she needs safety, patience, and truth to rise fully.Conversation Starters “I can sense you’re going through something sacred and intense. I want to understand. What does support look like for you right now?” “I miss you. And I also respect that you need space. How can we stay connected while giving you what you need?” “This season feels new for both of us. Let’s learn together instead of against each other.”<h2>Listening and Responding</h2>When your partner opens her heart to you during her Season of Sovereignty, understand what it costs her. She is raw, transforming, and learning to voice things she once kept inside. Your role is to witness, not defend. To hear her with your whole body, not just your ears.1. Slow Down When she speaks, pause. Let her finish before you respond. Resist the urge to explain, justify, or fix. The silence between her words carries meaning.You can begin with:“Thank you for telling me. I can hear how big this feels for you.” “I didn’t realize how much your body is going through.” “I want to understand more. Please keep going.” These small acknowledgments are anchors of safety.2. Let Go of the Idea of Rejection If your wife’s desire changes or fades, it is not a verdict against you. Her hormones and energy are reorganizing. Instead of turning to anger, shame, or escapism, turn inward. Ask yourself what you are truly craving,&nbsp; often it’s connection, appreciation, or closeness that has shifted form.You might say:“I miss how we used to be, and I also see you need space. Let’s find what connection looks like now.” This keeps intimacy alive, even while it transforms.3. Stay Regulated Your calm presence is medicine. If she cries or grows fiery, breathe deeper. Your nervous system communicates safety when your body stays soft. Her nervous system is recalibrating, and when you remain steady, you create a stabilizing field.You can place a hand on her back and simply breathe with her. No words required.4. Educate Yourself Learn what this season means for women. Research perimenopause, menopause, and hormonal transitions. Understand that mood changes, fatigue, and withdrawal are biological and spiritual phases of evolution, not emotional rejection.Knowledge dismantles resentment.5. Communicate Without Control Avoid phrases like:“You’ve changed.” “You never want me anymore.” “What’s wrong with you?” Instead, speak from curiosity and empathy: “You seem quieter lately. How are you feeling inside?” “I want to be close, but I also want to respect your rhythm.” “How can I help you feel supported?” Your language can either build a bridge or burn one. Choose every word as if it plants something real between you.6. When She Sets Boundaries If she asks for space, respect it. This is not withdrawal; it is her nervous system asking for recalibration. If you pressure, she contracts further. If you honor it, she will open in her own time.Say:“I understand. Take your time. I’ll be here when you’re ready.” This simple acknowledgment holds immense power. It tells her she is safe to unfold without being punished.7. When You Feel Neglected If loneliness or frustration arises, speak it gently and truthfully:“I’m struggling with how distant we’ve become. I love you and want to stay connected. Can we talk about ways to bridge this?” Avoid seeking validation in porn, flirtation, or emotional escape. These things feed the wound rather than heal it. Instead, reconnect through friendship,&nbsp; walks, shared tea, small acts of presence.8. Herbs and Practices for Calm Masculine Energy Support your own nervous system while navigating this season:Ashwagandha: Strengthens stamina and emotional stability. Holy Basil: Clears mental fog and reduces stress reactivity. Damiana: Reawakens sensual energy and emotional warmth. Rhodiola: Strengthens resilience under emotional weight. Reishi Mushroom: Calms, nourishes, and promotes emotional balance. Drink these herbs as daily tea, or take tinctures with intention:“As I care for my body, I create space for love to grow again.” 9. The Gift of Presence This season will test both of you, if you stay, if you listen, if you learn to be with her rather than trying to fix her, she will meet you in deeper love than you’ve ever known.Your strength is not in control. It is in calm, grounded presence. Your role is not to rescue her from change, but to stand beside her while she rises through it.The woman you married is becoming her fullest expression. If you can walk beside her now, you will discover what true partnership feels like, where both people live in truth and love without condition. <h2>Herbs That Support Men in This Transition</h2> Men’s systems shift too, often called andropause. The body’s testosterone and vitality can wane under stress, resentment, or neglect. The following herbs strengthen the male body and stabilize energy through this shared transformation:Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera): Grounds nervous tension, builds strength, and enhances calm presence. Maca (Lepidium meyenii): Supports vitality, stamina, and hormonal balance. Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea): Lifts mood, increases focus, and stabilizes emotional energy. Holy Basil (Ocimum sanctum): Clears stress, balances the adrenals, and opens the heart field. Tribulus (Tribulus terrestris): Reinvigorates drive and vitality while keeping aggression tempered by calm awareness. These herbs, paired with mindful breath and emotional honesty, create stability,&nbsp; the soil from which connection grows again.<h2>A New Kind of Love</h2> This season asks both partners to grow beyond who they were. You are being invited into real partnership, where love becomes conscious, mutual, and grounded in truth.Your wife is not losing herself. She is becoming herself. Stand beside her, not above her. Listen more than you speak. Touch with reverence.The woman who emerges will love you from her wholeness, not her duty.If you honor her journey, you will both rise.Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness — guiding couples through the Season of Sovereignty with grace, understanding, and grounded love. Disclaimer All information shared by Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness, &nbsp;including written, verbal, and energetic guidance, &nbsp;is intended for educational and supportive purposes only. It reflects lived experience, holistic research, and intuitive understanding, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care.Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any concerns about your health, hormones, or emotional well-being. Every body and field responds differently; take what resonates and let go of what feels complete.By engaging with this content, you honour your own sovereignty and assume full responsibility for your choices, your energy, and your healing journey.

When Your Wife Enters Her Season of Sovereignty – A Message for Men

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<h2>When He Doesn’t Understand the Season of Sovereignty</h2>There comes a time in a woman’s life when her body begins to speak with an ancient voice, one that will not be silenced or molded. This is the Season of Sovereignty. Hormones shift, the body reorganizes its energy, and a woman begins to hear herself again beneath the noise of everyone else’s needs.For many women, this sacred transformation unfolds while their partner stands confused, frustrated, or distant. Some men take the changes personally. They see withdrawal as rejection, quiet as indifference, a lack of sexual desire as disinterest. Their discomfort often turns outward, into anger, emotional affairs, porn, or escape. The truth is: they are grieving too, but they don’t yet know what they are grieving.<h2>The Misunderstanding</h2>Most men were never taught about women’s cycles beyond menstruation. They don’t know that perimenopause and menopause are not endings but recalibrations, a hormonal, neurological, and spiritual rewiring. When estrogen and progesterone shift, so does the nervous system, libido, temperature regulation, sleep, and emotional sensitivity. The wife they knew begins to move differently in the world, and that can feel foreign to them.They feel unchosen, unneeded. She feels unseen, unheard. Both are right from their perspective, yet both are missing the deeper story.For the Women: Coming Home to Your Field Before reaching for repair with anyone else, the first call is to yourself. Breathe. Place a hand on your chest. Let your body know she is safe to change. This is your system moving from reproduction into creation,&nbsp; the power that once built life now builds vision, wisdom, and truth.Create softness: Warm baths with rose and clary sage, gentle movement, and nourishing teas bring the body back into coherence. Sleep when your body asks. Eat whole, warm foods. Drink water infused with gratitude. This steadiness makes room for clear communication and heart-led dialogue with your partner.<h2>Having the Conversation</h2>When the distance between you and your partner feels wide, silence can grow heavy. Yet silence protects nothing. Speaking from your heart, clearly and calmly, is one of the most powerful medicines in this season.1. Begin from Grounded Energy Before you speak, breathe into your body. Place your hand over your heart or belly. Feel your energy steady. The conversation begins within you,&nbsp; from calm truth, not from defense. When your nervous system is regulated, your message will be felt rather than fought.You might begin with:“Something inside me is changing. I feel it in my body, my emotions, even my thoughts. I want to share this with you because I care about us.” 2. Name What’s Real Be honest about your experience, without blame. Speak from I instead of you.“I feel waves of exhaustion and sensitivity. Sometimes I need space to feel myself again.” “I love you deeply, right now my body and heart are calling for more stillness.” This invites him to witness you, not defend against you.3. Give Him a Way In Many men shut down because they feel lost,&nbsp; they don’t know what to do. Offer small, clear ways he can support you.“It helps when you hold me without trying to fix anything.” “When you ask how I feel, I feel safer opening up.” “Let’s have tea together before bed. It helps me unwind.” “I need quiet after work. Can we talk once I’ve had a moment to settle?” When men have direction, they often soften and meet you there.4. Education as Love This conversation can include education,&nbsp; share what is happening in your body. Explain how hormonal changes affect energy, mood, and desire. Encourage him to learn about perimenopause and menopause. You might watch a short video together or send him an article. It helps him see this season as biology and evolution, not rejection.5. When He Resists or Reacts If he becomes defensive or dismissive, breathe and stay anchored. You are not responsible for managing his emotions. His discomfort is a signal of his own growth edge.Say calmly:“I can feel this conversation is hard for you. I understand. I’m not attacking you,&nbsp; I’m sharing what’s true for me.” If anger arises:“I’ll step away for now. I’m available to talk when we can do it with care.” Walking away from conflict in clarity is an act of self-respect, not avoidance.6. When There’s Betrayal or Disconnection If your partner seeks comfort elsewhere,&nbsp; emotionally or physically,&nbsp; remember that it is his choice, born of his unprocessed pain or immaturity. It is not a reflection of your worth. You can address it with truth and boundaries:“I see the choices you’re making. I am willing to work on this only if you meet me with honesty and respect. Otherwise, I will continue my healing path on my own.” You cannot control whether someone chooses growth, but you can choose to remain aligned with your integrity.7. Keep Communication Open These conversations are not one-time events; they are living dialogues. The more you honor your own truth, the more space you create for love to evolve into something wiser.Let your tone remain kind but unwavering. You are teaching your partner how to meet the woman you are becoming.&nbsp; Suggested Support Ritual Before Speaking Sip a tea made with rose (for the heart), chamomile (for calm), and lemon balm (for clarity). Tap gently on your collarbone points while saying:“I allow truth to flow through me with grace. My words carry love and power.” Then, when you speak, let your voice carry the vibration of peace.Your words are not only sound,&nbsp; they are frequency. And in this season, you are the tuning fork for your household.<figure id="figure-x8ftd5papmmhngnams"><img id="x8ftd5papmmhngnams" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2167292952/photo/herbal-tea-with-fresh-blooming-mullein-or-verbascum-densiflorum-plant.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=mszSsBOCGE7m5hMDiS4WQlr2ynSOBh9GUP9rY2TEhZc=" alt="Herbal tea with fresh blooming mullein or Verbascum densiflorum plant" title="Herbal tea with fresh blooming mullein or Verbascum densiflorum plant" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2167292952/photo/herbal-tea-with-fresh-blooming-mullein-or-verbascum-densiflorum-plant.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=mszSsBOCGE7m5hMDiS4WQlr2ynSOBh9GUP9rY2TEhZc=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure><h2>Herbal Allies</h2>This season calls for plant allies that soothe, balance, and restore the feminine field. Here are some powerful supports:Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus): Deeply nourishing for female hormones, supports lubrication, mood, and resilience. Dong Quai (Angelica sinensis): Tones blood, eases cramps, and stabilizes mood swings. Black Cohosh (Actaea racemosa): Calms hot flashes, night sweats, and tension. Damiana (Turnera diffusa): Supports sensual awakening and the heart’s joy. Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera): Restores adrenal health, soothes anxiety, and brings grounded energy. Motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca): Softens anger and anxiety, especially when the heart feels heavy. Blend two or three herbs into a tea, steep for ten minutes, and drink while speaking loving words into the cup. Let each sip remind your body that she is held by the earth.<h2>EFT for the Guilt Women Carry</h2>Women often internalize their partner’s reactions,&nbsp; “If I were more loving, more sexual, more patient…” But guilt does not heal. Presence does. Say each statement while you tap all of the points. Here’s a short tapping sequence to guide that:Round 1 – Acknowledgment Even though I feel guilt for how my body has changed, I honor myself for the sacred transition I’m moving through.Round 2 – Compassion Even though his pain hurts me, I choose compassion for both of us. My energy is reorganizing in wisdom.Round 3 – Power I now choose to hold my field with clarity. My hormones and heart are finding harmony.Round 4 – Integration I am whole. I am radiant. I am becoming the woman I was always meant to be. <figure id="figure-694az6c68wmhngs9gc"><img id="694az6c68wmhngs9gc" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/638526332/photo/filling-their-home-with-love-and-laughter.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=JTKpwg0H2LJlj-BJW_1wy_1YiOZ7q-_w8OYBj1lP5ws=" alt="Filling their home with love and laughter" title="Filling their home with love and laughter" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/638526332/photo/filling-their-home-with-love-and-laughter.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=JTKpwg0H2LJlj-BJW_1wy_1YiOZ7q-_w8OYBj1lP5ws=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure><h2>A Bridge of Understanding</h2> If you wish, invite him to learn with you. Share resources about the Season of Sovereignty, or sit down together for a cup of tea. Let him witness you in calm strength rather than exhaustion. Remind him that your love is not gone,&nbsp; it is evolving.Sometimes, he may awaken alongside you. Sometimes, he will not. Either way, your path is holy.This is the time of reclamation, wisdom, and self-trust. Your body is leading you home.Drink your herbs. Tap your heart. Speak your truth. You are the medicine that restores your world.DisclaimerThe information shared in this article is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It reflects traditional herbal knowledge and general wellness guidance, &nbsp;it is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.Individuals may respond differently to herbs, supplements, and lifestyle practices. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any new herbal or wellness regimen, especially if you are taking medications, managing a health condition, or navigating hormonal or emotional changes.Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness provides holistic education and inspiration to support your well-being journey. Our offerings are designed to empower self-awareness and harmony, &nbsp;never to replace the care of a trusted healthcare provider.By engaging with this content, you acknowledge personal responsibility for your health choices and discernment. Disclaimer All information shared by Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness, &nbsp;including written, verbal, and energetic guidance, &nbsp;is intended for educational and supportive purposes only. It reflects lived experience, holistic research, and intuitive understanding, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care.Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any concerns about your health, hormones, or emotional well-being. Every body and field responds differently; take what resonates and let go of what feels complete.By engaging with this content, you honour your own sovereignty and assume full responsibility for your choices, your energy, and your healing journey.

When He Doesn’t Understand the Season of Sovereignty

<h2>Through the Current of My Sovereignty</h2>In the Season of Sovereignty, my body became both storm and temple. This is the story of how I moved through the fire,&nbsp; through rage, heart openings, and power so immense it remade me,&nbsp; and how I learned to let it move as light.<h2>Through the Current of My Sovereignty</h2>There was a time when the energy inside me felt like it could split me open. It rose from deep in my pelvis, molten, alive, relentless, pressing against my ribs, my throat, my skull. I would shake, tremble, and wonder if my body could hold it. It wasn’t pain. It was too much power for the shape I had been living in.The world calls it menopause. I call it remembrance.When the first surges came, I learned to move with them instead of resisting. I shook until my breath returned. I walked beneath the sky until the wind steadied me. I lay belly-to-earth, spooned against the soil, and felt her pulse my system back into rhythm. I let rain cool the heat. I hummed until the vibration met the fire and turned it to light.<figure id="figure-982zfzi1qpmhl26ryb"><img id="982zfzi1qpmhl26ryb" src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/17Tg8LxmdesqSAVZ5nEhZUoViSoNeGRK7nGxuRR73m4YR8O8AOV8kzPziktUPdqx.png" alt="" title="" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 1/1; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="1:1" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/17Tg8LxmdesqSAVZ5nEhZUoViSoNeGRK7nGxuRR73m4YR8O8AOV8kzPziktUPdqx.png" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 1/1; object-position: center center;"></figure>When the current gathered in my belly, I guided it upward with breath, through my spine into my pineal gland, where it burst behind my eyes in a bloom of gold. I’d feel it rise through my crown, spill into my torus field, and sweep down around and&nbsp; through my root again; a circuit of living light.Then my heart began to open. Wide. Raw. Holy. The openings came like lightning, one after another, cracking through years of silence. Rage poured out. Not hatred, but truth finally unbound. Rage for every time I was told to quiet what I knew.Because I have always seen. I could see the paths ahead before others walked them. I could see the fractures in their timelines, the forgotten ones hovering near, the angelic currents and shadowed distortions moving through their fields. I could feel what was coming, and when I spoke it, the air would change. Some turned away. Some feared me. So I learned to stay silent.But this passage stripped away that silence. The energy in my body demanded truth. It demanded voice. It burned through every place where I had dimmed my sight to stay safe.I screamed. I cried. I wrote. I pressed my hands to my chest and breathed until the sound of my own heartbeat became ceremony. I forgave myself for hiding. I forgave the world for not being ready to see.Each surge of heat became a solar cleansing. Each rise of emotion, the flame of power returning to its rightful flow. Each heart opening, an initiation into love vast enough to cradle every realm, light and shadow, with peace.I created rituals to anchor this evolution: a cup of herbal tea between my palms, rosewater across my face, a candle lit for my own becoming. Some nights I lay flat on the floor, letting the current move me like a river until it softened.Now the energy still hums in my belly,&nbsp; bright, steady, alive,&nbsp; yet it no longer threatens to consume me. We move together, this power and I, like breath and flame.The Season of Sovereignty is not collapse. It is ascension through embodiment. It is the spirit remembering itself through flesh.I still shake. I still hum. I still move energy when it builds. But now it feels like communion,&nbsp; the current and I in one rhythm, breath, heart, and Source woven as one.Through the fire, I found my freedom. Through the rage, I found my truth. Through the openings, I found love vast enough to hold it all.I am power. I am peace. I am the medicine.&nbsp; If you have felt the current move through you,&nbsp; the fire, the trembling, the unbearable beauty of becoming, trust it. Your body is remembering its original language. You are not breaking. You are becoming light in motion.&nbsp;Disclaimer All information shared by Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness, &nbsp;including written, verbal, and energetic guidance, &nbsp;is intended for educational and supportive purposes only. It reflects lived experience, holistic research, and intuitive understanding, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care.Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any concerns about your health, hormones, or emotional well-being. Every body and field responds differently; take what resonates and let go of what feels complete.By engaging with this content, you honour your own sovereignty and assume full responsibility for your choices, your energy, and your healing journey.

Through the Current of My Sovereignty

<h2>Introduction</h2>I wanted to write something different, something that gives voice to what men experience when their partner enters what I call the Season of Sovereignty. Even though I’m a woman, I spent time listening to men, reading their stories, relationship forums, medical studies, and private reflections shared by husbands who love their wives but feel lost in this passage.Men spoke about confusion, distance, helplessness, and at times, deep loneliness. They said, “She used to laugh with me,” or “I can’t seem to do anything right anymore.” Some quietly admitted they missed the closeness they once had. Many wanted to help but didn’t know how.This piece is written through that lens, with compassion for both sides. What follows blends research, emotional truth, and the lived reality that men and women move through together when hormones, identity, and purpose begin to shift.<h2>&nbsp;When Your Partner Enters Her Season of Sovereignty: A Field Guide For Men</h2>You love her. You see her brilliance, her warmth, her edge. Then one season arrives and the map shifts. Sleep grows ragged. Moods swing faster. Tenderness asks for a different doorway. You feel it in small moments and in big waves. This is the Season of Sovereignty, often called perimenopause and menopause, when biology, identity, and power all rearrange themselves.This guide speaks straight to you, man to man, with care and zero fluff. It names what many men experience, what helps, and how devotion can deepen right here.<h2>What men are saying they feel</h2>Confused and off-balance. Partners describe emotional whiplash and a sense that familiar cues suddenly change. In one survey of men whose partners had menopausal symptoms, many reported relationship strain and more arguments alongside a wish to help effectively.&nbsp; Shut out at times. Libido may ebb. Vaginal dryness and pain can shift desire and pleasure. These are common during the transition and respond to care and treatment. Tired, too. Night sweats and insomnia can disrupt both of you. Sleep disturbance rises during the transition and touches mood, patience, and connection. Worried. You may wonder, “Is this us or is this hormones?” Evidence shows mood challenges increase in perimenopause, which helps explain sudden tears, irritability, or anxiety. Understanding this builds compassion and steadiness.&nbsp;<h2>What she may be moving through</h2>This passage reaches deeper than hormones. It is physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual all at once. A woman in her Season of Sovereignty is moving through layers of change that reshape how she experiences her body, her relationships, and herself.Physically, her body begins a new rhythm. Hot flashes surge like waves of inner fire. Nights can bring sweat, wakefulness, and sudden temperature shifts. Energy that once felt endless may now fluctuate wildly. Joints ache, weight redistributes, skin and hair change texture. She may feel both powerful and fragile within the same hour. Her body, long devoted to others, now demands attention, tenderness, and care from within.Emotionally, there is a reckoning. Decades of caretaking, overgiving, and emotional labor rise to the surface to be witnessed and let go. Tears arrive without clear reason. Anger may surface, ancient, suppressed, righteous. She is sorting through lifetimes of shoulds and expectations. This emotional release is not weakness; it is the nervous system recalibrating itself toward truth.Mentally, focus may shift. Words vanish mid-sentence, tasks slip the mind, and a once sharp intellect feels fogged. She may fear she is losing her edge, yet this “fog” often signals a redirection of mental energy inward, away from constant output and toward inner awareness. Her thinking becomes less about performance and more about essence.Spiritually, she stands at a threshold. The false identities, the perfect mother, the peacekeeper, the selfless giver, begin to crumble. Her spirit demands authenticity. Many women describe a sudden pull toward solitude, nature, silence, or creative work. This is her spirit calling her home to herself. What appears as withdrawal is actually reclamation.Relationally, she may question everything. What once brought meaning may now feel hollow. She re-evaluates commitments, desires, and intimacy. It can be confronting for her partner to witness. But it is not rejection; it is reflection. When she steps away, she is listening for her true voice.Beneath it all lives a deeper current: a woman awakening to her sovereignty. Her value no longer measured by what she gives but by who she truly is. It can look messy, unpredictable, even painful, but it is birthwork. The self that emerges carries fire in her eyes and calm in her heart.When a man understands this, he no longer takes her distance personally. He becomes the calm shore she can lean into as the waves reshape her world. Together, they can turn this passage into sacred ground for both. <figure id="figure-1iigmy30hqmhkzi181"><img id="1iigmy30hqmhkzi181" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2165247805/photo/elderly-pair-embracing-at-sunset-sharing-joy-and-love-by-the-seaside.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=jB9Xa58VUQapicGx9HOYkHht72ZpR8s8Z2i3LuCPFYI=" alt="Elderly pair embracing at sunset, sharing joy and love by the seaside" title="Elderly pair embracing at sunset, sharing joy and love by the seaside" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2165247805/photo/elderly-pair-embracing-at-sunset-sharing-joy-and-love-by-the-seaside.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=jB9Xa58VUQapicGx9HOYkHht72ZpR8s8Z2i3LuCPFYI=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure><h2>What actually helps</h2> 1) Learn the landscape. Study the biology and the options together. Knowledge eases fear and grows patience for both of you. Partner-focused resources and clinics encourage men to attend visits, read together, and champion care.&nbsp;2) Make sleep sacred. Cooling the bedroom, breathable bedding, light evening meals, gentle evening routines, and a tech-quiet hour support steadier nights. Poor sleep amplifies conflict; better sleep softens edges.&nbsp;3) Create intimacy beyond intercourse. Slow touch, long hugs, baths, back rubs, shared sunlight walks, laughter, and eye contact keep the channel warm while desire recalibrates. Many women describe sexual changes during this time; pressure drops intimacy while creativity grows it. Pelvic-friendly lubricants, time for arousal, and care plans from a clinician can transform bedroom dynamics.&nbsp;4) Co-lead the health plan. Offer to track symptoms together. Encourage conversations with clinicians who specialize in hormones and midlife care. Many partners find hope with evidence-based treatments, lifestyle shifts, and, when appropriate, HRT under medical guidance.&nbsp;5) Speak to the person, soothe the nervous system. Use a calm tone. Choose curiosity over fixing. Ask, “What feels supportive today?” or “How can I help this feel easier?” Men who keep communication open report better connection during this season.&nbsp;6) Rebalance the household load. Decision fatigue peaks when hormones fluctuate. Share logistics. Own a few domains fully, meals, errands, bill paying, kid shuttles, so she rests and resets.7) Invite play. Playfulness melts armor. Try simple dates with sunlight, movement, music, and humor. Think farmers’ market strolls, sauna then tea, backyard dancing, board games, cooking together.&nbsp;8) Hold the long view. Many couples report deeper closeness after this transition, especially when they approach it as a team and seek support early.&nbsp;<h2>Conversation starters that land</h2>“I want this season to feel easier for you. What would feel nourishing this week?” “Would you like me to come to your appointment and take notes?” “How about we plan a gentle morning walk together and make tea after?” “When the day feels heavy, I can handle dinner and bedtime routines.”<h2>Your inner stance</h2>Presence over perfection. Show up, listen, and adjust. Respect over rescue. Trust her sovereignty. Offer help without taking over. Steadiness over speed. Change unfolds in waves. Breathe, witness, support. Letting go as a practice. Letting go of old scripts creates space for a wiser partnership. Red flags that deserve professional attention Sudden or intense mood changes, persistent sadness, or anxiety that crowds daily life Painful sex that limits intimacy despite home strategies Sleep so fractured that daytime function slips These signals invite clinical support. Many therapies and care pathways exist, including hormonal and non-hormonal options, pelvic health care, and counseling.&nbsp;<figure id="figure-7yc23ewcfmhkzk0bl"><img id="7yc23ewcfmhkzk0bl" src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/2aEVJYhoQ3wtlmmkGr2tZljjjpb41ig3RKSnW4jrOi07yRfq6jmLSr8KzHQMwoU3.jpg" alt="" title="" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 1/1; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="1:1" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/2aEVJYhoQ3wtlmmkGr2tZljjjpb41ig3RKSnW4jrOi07yRfq6jmLSr8KzHQMwoU3.jpg" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 1/1; object-position: center center;"></figure><h2>A simple weekly rhythm for both of you</h2>Sunlight &amp; movement. Two shared walks each week. Phones away. Connection hour. Tea, eye contact, three honest check-in questions. Household reset. One hour together to plan meals, chores, rides, and bandwidth. Intimacy lab. Thirty minutes of touch, breath, and presence. Goal: warmth and closeness. Play window. A standing date for something light and silly. For the man reading this Strength holds when softness breathes through it. Your steadiness is medicine. Your humor is ballast. Your willingness to learn, adapt, and champion her care turns this season into an initiation for both of you. Many couples emerge with clearer boundaries, cleaner communication, and a more honest love.&nbsp;<h2>Sources for deeper grounding</h2>References and Further Reading North American Menopause Society. Understanding the Transition: Common Symptoms and Relationship Effects. Mayo Clinic. Perimenopause: Symptoms and Causes. Journal of Men’s Health. Partner Perceptions and Support Strategies During the Menopausal Transition. Harvard Health. Menopause and Mood: Why Emotional Changes Are Common. British Menopause Society. Supporting Partners Through Midlife Change. Disclaimer All information shared by Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness, &nbsp;including written, verbal, and energetic guidance, &nbsp;is intended for educational and supportive purposes only. It reflects lived experience, holistic research, and intuitive understanding, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care.Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any concerns about your health, hormones, or emotional well-being. Every body and field responds differently; take what resonates and let go of what feels complete.By engaging with this content, you honour your own sovereignty and assume full responsibility for your choices, your energy, and your healing journey.

When Your Partner Enters Her Season of Sovereignty: A Field Guide For Men

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<h2>When I Finally Stopped Carrying Everyone</h2>by Nicole RothFor years, I carried everyone. I remembered every birthday, every appointment, every quiet sigh that meant someone needed me. I was the one who held it all together, the one they called, the one who fixed, the one who soothed.I loved my family with everything I had. To me, love always meant doing. So I did. I gave and gave until I could feel myself thinning at the edges.<figure id="figure-o2wjz468uomhkudenq"><img id="o2wjz468uomhkudenq" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2234708604/photo/rear-view-of-a-woman-sitting-on-bed.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=q2pz0Tav7uSAV7jVr5J3PtXCU9hcLs6rZJhiRwvOMXU=" alt="Rear view of a woman sitting on bed" title="Rear view of a woman sitting on bed" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2234708604/photo/rear-view-of-a-woman-sitting-on-bed.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=q2pz0Tav7uSAV7jVr5J3PtXCU9hcLs6rZJhiRwvOMXU=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure>Then one morning, sitting on the edge of my bed, I felt something shift. It wasn’t exhaustion this time. It was a quiet ache in my chest, like my soul whispering, “You don’t have to carry it all anymore.”But letting go hasn’t been easy. It’s been a slow, uneven process, two steps forward, one step back. My self-worth had been woven into being the caregiver, the fixer, the one who kept everything moving. When that began to unravel, it felt like losing a part of myself.There were mornings when I missed the rush, the constant purpose of everyone needing me. There were evenings when sadness washed through, grief, really, for all the years I defined myself through doing. Sometimes guilt crept in, whispering that stepping back meant I was failing as a mother, a wife, a woman.I think a lot of women know that place. The hockey moms, the lunch moms, the wives holding down the fort while their husbands work away in the oil fields. The ones who keep the house running, the meals warm, the love steady. We’re taught that our value lives in what we give, how much we do, how well we hold it all together.So when we begin to pull back, it shakes everything. Family notices. Some resist. “You’ve changed.” “You used to care more.” “Why are you so distant?”Their reactions sting. The guilt rises. And yet, somewhere deeper, we know it’s necessary. Their discomfort isn’t cruelty. It’s unfamiliarity. The system is shifting. We’re no longer holding it all, and they’re learning to stand on their own.<figure id="figure-nvzbb2i3dmhkuexva"><img id="nvzbb2i3dmhkuexva" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1067109326/photo/young-woman-with-heart-problem-holding-chest.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=IF29KQbHDVZ4n7rMTNnXMB_CYeZ79nMl2FREC18y-tk=" alt="Young woman with heart problem holding chest." title="Young woman with heart problem holding chest." class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1067109326/photo/young-woman-with-heart-problem-holding-chest.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=IF29KQbHDVZ4n7rMTNnXMB_CYeZ79nMl2FREC18y-tk=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure> What’s helped me is slowing down. Breathing before reacting. Letting myself feel the sadness instead of pushing it away. Journaling through the waves of guilt. Walking, moving, crying when I need to. Sometimes, I place a hand on my heart and remind myself, “They are safe. I am safe. Love doesn’t disappear, it simply takes a new shape.”Letting go isn’t cold; it’s courageous. It asks us to trust the love we’ve already poured into them. It asks us to rebuild a relationship with ourselves, the woman beyond the roles.When I look back, I know I’ve raised my children with values that matter. I’ve taught them to be kind, respectful, and thoughtful. To say “thank you.” To look people in the eyes. To care about others. I’ve taught them that manners and gratitude carry more power than ego ever could.I’ve always wanted my children to be the kind of people others enjoy being around, because they bring light, warmth, and empathy wherever they go. I’ve raised them to understand that life isn’t all about them, that real strength shows up as humility, and that respect is everything.I wanted to raise humans with heart. Not perfect, but kind. Not entitled, but grounded. Not self-absorbed, but awake to the world around them. That’s success to me.And even though stepping back can feel like losing part of my identity, I know it’s actually expanding it. The love I’ve poured into my family doesn’t fade when I give myself room to breathe, it grows stronger. It roots deeper.So I take it one day at a time. Some days I slip back into old habits, and that’s okay. I just notice it and begin again. Other days, I feel peace returning, quiet and steady, like sunlight through the curtains.This is what real letting go looks like, not a clean break, but a gradual coming home.And slowly, as the space clears, something beautiful happens. My energy returns. My heart feels lighter. I can love them from wholeness instead of depletion.They’re growing. I’m growing. And in that balance, everyone becomes stronger.I have given enough. And in giving myself back to myself, I found the truest form of love there is.<figure id="figure-qkhgvze79qmhkuhfml"><img id="qkhgvze79qmhkuhfml" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1384370752/photo/rear-view-of-a-woman-tourist-sitting-at-a-walkway-near-the-reservoir.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=-qAHzWTvY76_PobyzqK2MhTZajllQ3OyBInChy90TUE=" alt="Rear view of a woman tourist sitting at a walkway near the reservoir." title="Rear view of a woman tourist sitting at a walkway near the reservoir." class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-2xl md:rounded-3xl lg:rounded-4xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: 50% 15%;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="50%" data-positiony="15%" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1384370752/photo/rear-view-of-a-woman-tourist-sitting-at-a-walkway-near-the-reservoir.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=-qAHzWTvY76_PobyzqK2MhTZajllQ3OyBInChy90TUE=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: 50% 15%;"></figure><h2>Gentle Coping Skills for Letting Go</h2>1. Breathe before reacting. When guilt or resistance rises, pause. Place a hand over your heart, inhale slowly, and remind yourself: Everyone is safe. Love is still here.2. Journal the waves. Write through the emotions. Allow sadness, frustration, and even relief to have a voice. The page holds truth without judgment.3. Move your body. Walk, stretch, or dance to release the stored tension of years spent doing. Let your breath guide the motion.4. Create space for silence. Let quiet moments exist without filling them. This is where you begin to hear yourself again.5. Sip something nurturing. Make tea that comforts your nervous system, like chamomile, tulsi, or rooibos with a touch of vanilla. Let every sip remind you of gentleness.6. Affirm your worth daily. Whisper to yourself: I am valuable even in stillness. My presence is enough.7. Reconnect with what you love. Paint, garden, read, sit in the sun, whatever brings you back to your essence. The things you once set aside are waiting for you.8. Take it one step at a time. Letting go is a process, not a performance. Each small act of trust is a victory.Shared with love from Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness; for every woman finding her way home to herself, one gentle step at a time. Disclaimer All information shared by Stone &amp; Bloom Wellness, &nbsp;including written, verbal, and energetic guidance, &nbsp;is intended for educational and supportive purposes only. It reflects lived experience, holistic research, and intuitive understanding, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care.Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any concerns about your health, hormones, or emotional well-being. Every body and field responds differently; take what resonates and let go of what feels complete.By engaging with this content, you honour your own sovereignty and assume full responsibility for your choices, your energy, and your healing journey.

When I Finally Stopped Carrying Everyone

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