It is OK to be Irresistible

I’m sure the initial response is …of course it’s OK to be irresistible. That is a compliment and who doesn’t want to be “considered too attractive and tempting to be resisted.” This is the definition for irresistible.
If your experience has been that you were raised in an unconditional loving environment with people who adored the true you then this may not make sense for you personally.
If your personal history involves any type of physical or sexual trauma then being irresistible is the last thing that you want to be. The initial reaction is to hide under the radar so that you’re not the focus of attention. In these dysfunctional systems the person that sees you as irresistible often hides under the guise that they can’t control themselves because you are so irresistible… And abuse can occur.
In today’s podcast, I share some personal experiences about this and also the healing work that I have been doing to give myself permission to be my true happy, whole and free irresistible self.
I am recognizing deeply that God created me and finds me irresistible and wants me to trust His unconditional love to heal and uplift me.
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭34‬:‭18‬ ‭NIV‬‬
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