đ± Why You Really Need a F*ck It List đ
Stop being polite with the beliefs, patterns, situations and people that honestly need to f*ck right off.
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In sessions with clients, oftentimes a direct transmission will come through for them from the Supreme Divine, or Source, or their highest divine self.
Sometimes, as it comes through me, so does a curse word or two. Or a whole litany!
Some who were raised that God doesnât curse experience a moment of shock.
I remind them that the divine isnât speaking English.
This isnât a language.
Itâs frequency.
Itâs pure signal.
And my brain translates that into words we can relate to.
Some frequencies are intense.
Or they need to pierce in a way that interrupts a pattern or dislodges a belief.
And sometimes, a curse word that holds the right magnitude of frequency is what speaks through me to deliver the energy.
So donât be shocked when the frequency of what speaks here does so with a choice đ© drop here or there.
Iâm not doing it to tigger you.
Or maybe I am. đ
Okay⊠so letâs get down to the real business here: Your F*ck It list.
You ever settle into a rant with a bestie â the one who loves all your flavors and texturesâŠ
The one who can join you in those spicy moments where you just rage at all thatâs messy and unlivable and unfair in the world and in your life?
This list is THAT bestie.
But it does you one better.
Youâre not just here to rant about whatâs wrong.
Youâre here to annihilate it before it can knock you down one more peg.
This list names what is no longer allowed to exist in your space.
Not in your life.
Not in your relationships.
Not in your body.
Not in your world.
Period.
What Kinds of Things Go on the F*ck It List?
The kinds of things that make your blood boil.
The thoughts that keep you spinning at night.
That looping doomsday spiral thatâs part anxiety and part over-taxed nervous system.
The conversation you donât want to have even one more time with your mother.
And definitely those voices in your head that boss you around: Announcing who you get to be or donât get to be, what youâre good enough for and what you need to sacrifice for, what you should or shouldnât have done.
Anything that makes you feel:
Separate, Suppressed, Opposed, Controlled, Diminished, Distorted, Unseen, Unsafe, Disallowed, Not Enough, Limited, Suffering, or DONE.
Start with the experiencesâŠ
Start keeping a note on your phone or in your journal â a page where you can add things as they come to you.
And over the course of the next week, record everything that pisses you off. Everything and everyone youâre sick of.
If you think to yourself or say to a friend, âoh they can f*ck right offâ or âthey can kick rocksâ or âif I have to listen to / put up with / that one more timeâŠâ jot down the person or situation in your journal or note.
And donât be polite. This is for you.
You get to feel how you feel. Donât edit yourself.
This is a place where you can be TRUE for you.
Once youâve got a good starter list together, then name the deeper pattern:
This is the actual F*ck It List â not the people or situations, but the way they hijack your system, or the patterns they showcase, or the trauma they trigger.
These are the limiting structures you want to get rid of.
The deeper F*ck It Structures include:
Limiting or damaging beliefs
Behavior or response patterns you canât seem to break (perfectionism, belittling yourself, scarcity, survival mode, rescuing others).
Power delay or deferral patterns (not yet, not until xyz happens first, or always consulting others for permission or clarity before acting)
Defense mechanisms (e.g. dissociation, fawning, cynicism, hyper-independence)
Self-sabotage or self-abandoning scripts (loss narratives you keep repeating like âif I rest, everything collapsesâ or âif I am a safe masculine, she wonât reject meâ)
Emotional hijacks, like shame spirals, rage explosions or guilt loops
The Value in Naming These
The value in naming these comes down to realizing they are not YOUR name.
These structures are not yours.
Theyâre not you.
You didnât create them and in many cases, you didnât even consciously choose them.
Yet without bringing clarity and awareness to this, you likely go through life thinking that yes, you DO have to be the good girl for your family â because thatâs who they say you are, what theyâre willing to give love to, and what they reinforce.
Or you believe that the only way to get love, to deserve intimacy, to not be âbad and wrongâ is to be a safe masculine devoid of all fierceness, power or that weird kink you think no one will adore (news flash: they will).
These scripts or beliefs arenât evil; theyâre incomplete.
They canât hold the whole vast you in all your complexity, depth and nuance.
Same with limiting beliefs and patterns and defense mechanisms: Theyâre often borne of necessity and true in a moment. They maybe did rescue you once.
The danger comes when we adopt them as our permanent truth and unconscious habit. An unyielding overlay on reality that doesnât let whatâs real and true in any given moment reach us.
And so weâre stuck living the same trauma pattern over and over in our experience in a misguided effort to protect ourselves.
This is no bueno. And itâs time to say NO.
How to Own Your NO
Notice as you encounter the surface people, situations and experiences that inspire that F off! attitude.
If youâre used to deferring to keep the peace, fulfilling the good girl or safe masculine roles, you may find it hard to even access your frustration or anger.
Thatâs okay. Pay attention to how you DO react. What do you feel emotionally? Do you feel defeated? Hopeless? Grief? Loneliness? Not enough or like youâre walking on egg shells? Any negative feeling is a signal.
Also notice what happens in your body. Do you feel constriction or tension? Like your chest gets heavy or itâs hard to breathe? Does your nervous system go into fight, flight or freeze mode? Sometimes a certain pain develops somewhere as a signal.
Take note of these awareness signals - somatic sensations, negative feelings, or noted people, situations and experiences⊠and when you encounter them, stay aware and present. When a signal arises, thatâs your cue to set a boundary.
Boundaries can look like: Pause and walk away. Speak up that youâre not available for where the situation is now going. They can have your presence, but not that. Or simply say, âNo, this doesnât work for me.â
If You Want to Annihilate These For Good â
Without Policing Your Experience or Fighting the Hold They Have On You
If youâre like me and you prefer short cuts, then youâre gonna love this one.
Itâs like dishing back all the shade and all the rage and all the hurt â to entirely squash and eradicate and kick out what has held you back and kept you down.
You donât act out against others.
You donât negotiate with limitation or pain or that jab.
You donât abandon yourself just to keep the peace and status quo.
You also donât have to fight anything.
Instead: You Source your power to delete what should have never had a right to interfere with you in the first place.
How to stop negotiating & just nullify everything on your F*ck It List:
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I remember the first time I heard the "F" word spoken out loud. It wasn't at home, but out of the mouth of my dorm roommate in college [in the late '60's!]. I was aghast! But through the year, I got desensitized to the word and would use it, too. Fast forward over 50 years. Egads.
I actually love using the word, but only for special occasions! I actually love the idea of the "F*ck It List! Just saying it makes me laugh and I think there's a lot to be said about humor.
I appreciate this post.
I have felt triggered by hearing profanity. Cursing.
For me the frequency shifts to a different band that feels violent.
I no longer react, or don't sense it, but prefer not to be around profanity. If it is a client and we are far enough along in the journeyâŠI might ask if there is another word that facilitates the feeling that chooses. Profanity is highly charged. Usually.