Taboo Topics2018-12-14T13:22:11+02:00

TABOO TOPICS

Taboo Topics is a series dedicated to sharing stories from real live people [mostly who i know] on real life issues, situations or experiences that are seldom spoken about for various reasons. So far the topics that have been addressed [with links to all the stories] are the following:

Abortion

Addiction

Adoption

Cancer

Dealing with the Grief of losing Someone you Love

Eating Disorders

Fostering a Child

Infertility

Living with Disabilities/Special Needs

Losing a Baby

Marriage [when it’s not been easy]

Mental Health

Parents of Young Children [where it hasn’t all been easy and fun and struggle free]

Pornography and Masturbation

Sex Before Marriage

Sex in Marriage

Singleness

Vegetarianism

I hope these will be of encouragement to you and to friends and family who you know who have been through similar things – please feel free to share the stories or send links to people who you think might appreciate them.

love brett “fish” [brettfish@hotmail.com]

Taboo Topics: Race – What I would love my white friends to hear – meet Siki Dlanga

By |April 15th, 2014|Categories: challenging thorts, pain and Hope, people, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , |

Every important thing has been said particularly by Tsholofelo Mpuru! You nailed it girl. I don’t even know why I am writing but Brett asked and I said yes. This is my pet hate. A [...]

Taboo Topics: Race – What I would love my white friends to hear: Meet Hulisani Khorombi

By |April 14th, 2014|Categories: friends and enemas, pain and Hope, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , |

  Where on earth do I even start with this topic? “What I want my white friends to know” seems like such a direct attack to some of my closest friends and those who I [...]

Taboo Topics: Race – What I would love my white friends to hear – meet Mhlengi Mpungose

By |April 13th, 2014|Categories: challenging thorts, pain and Hope, people, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , |

"I did not benefit from apartheid, therefore why should I be held liable"  # this is just one heck of a common statement that I hear from a lot of my white friends and I find [...]

Taboo Topics: Race – What makes me me – Meet Deborah Dowlath

By |April 12th, 2014|Categories: change the world, inspire-ations, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

The country where I was born. The ethnic composition of my parents. My gender. What do these things have in common? None of them are sufficient to describe who I am. As human beings, made [...]

Taboo Topics: Dealing with the grief of losing someone you love – Meet Tarryn Patel

By |March 28th, 2014|Categories: family, God stuff, pain and Hope, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , , |

  Nothing can prepare you for that moment when your perfect world is shattered into 1000’s of little pieces. When you receive that phone call to say that a part of your heart ‘”didn’t make [...]

Taboo Topics: Dealing with the grief of losing someone you love – Intro

By |March 28th, 2014|Categories: family, friends and enemas, pain and Hope, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , |

Grief is such a huge and too often taboo topic, possibly because different people grieve in different ways and so it is often hard to know what to say or do when someone has lost [...]

Taboo Topics: Abortion – meet Irma Oosthuizen

By |March 26th, 2014|Categories: God stuff, inspire-ations, pain and Hope, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , , , |

When I started thinking about having children and even long before.. I would never have guessed that the word abortion would ever be part of my vocabulary. I am definitely pro-life, and have been an [...]

Taboo Topics: Losing a child – meet Jess Kelly and Henry

By |February 19th, 2014|Categories: God stuff, inspire-ations, pain and Hope, Taboo Topics, thorts of other people|Tags: , , , , , |

This is a repost that Jess graciously allowed me to share - you can find the original over here and you can, and really should, consider following her blog, 'Jess in Process' - in this piece she [...]

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