The Greatest is Love with Claudia C

Fathers may not always realize the impact they have on their children until the blessing or damage has already taken effect. Fathers matter and to be a good father, men must make the choice and be intentional to work at it and give their love. For a child, the greatest thing a father can give is love. Email: charewrites@chareonline.com   Connect to my webpages, mental wellnesspodcast, and social m...

Happy 2026. We could all use a lot of love and hope to carry us through the rest of the year. As the world around us becomes more chaotic, it is easy to become blinded by fear and hate. Instead, let's put a little more hope into the world. Email: charewrites@chareonline.com   Check out these: Mental wellness page: Charé https://chareonline.com/ Short stories and poems page: https://charewrites...

There is comfort in anger for a lot of people. Anger can give us the strength and motivation to change a situation. It can provide us the courage to speak our minds. Anger can be both productive and destructive. Email: charewrites@chareonline.com Check out these: Mental wellness page: https://chareonline.com/ Short stories and poems page: https://charewrites.wordpress.com/ Mental wellness podcast:...

How do you define love? Is it purely emotions? Using the 1 Corinthians 13 love chapter helps to highlight what love should be but it doesn't always look that good in reality. So, is it really love or something else? This episode gets into the building blocks of love such as kindness, caring and what its not e.g. trauma bonding and transactional. Email: charewrites@chareonline.com Mental health...

Welcome to the newly rebranded podcast, The Greatest is Love. The focus is to talk about what it means to love and ways it is manifested in the real world. This episode is about how easy it is for some people to write and say terrible things to and about others going through tough times like those who are furloughed or fired. Email : charewrites@chareonline.com Mental health focused website : Char...

Tonight, I talk about the loss of support as we get older, lacking and effort to maintain our connections to others or seeking new connections. In the end, we all still need a village. Like, follow and leave a comment.

"That's why you are single" or "No wonder you are still single" are some of the phrases thrown at women to insult their single status. The irony is these women like/love being single. There is no shame in the single marital status. Join me as I ramble about an insult that is no longer an insult. Like, follow, comment

It's February - the love month and my theme will be love. This episode rambles about how healthy love is not bothered by physical flaws. Love sees perfection where there is physical imperfection. If you like what you hear, - hit the like button -leave a comment or suggestions

Hello Night Owl listeners. This morning I jogged down memory lane of the regrettable mistake I made when I felt overwhelmingly lonely. Let's talk about how to manage those feelings when they drown out your common sense gut warning that tells you to stay away from that quick fix situationship. Like, follow, leave a comment.

It's another episode of life as a caregiver. This morning I talked about my 84 y/o mother's fall and subsequent ER visit. Age ravages both the mind and body and leaves us frail. Caregiving duties include learning to deal with the unexpected such as falls and injuries.

An innocent request for a profile photo to accompany a mental health focused article I submitted to Helpful Living Magazine turned into multiple selfies and harsh criticism of me by me. The struggle of seeing ourselves as beautiful and wanting validation from others but more specifically men have led women into denying our natural beauty and being critical of almost every aspect of us.

IG provided food for thought. I saw a post that eloquently states we don't need that closure conversation. Why is it that we have to have closure by talking to the person we perceived to have done us wrong? What do we expect from such a conversation? Validation? Acknowledgment of wrongs? Sorry? Ep. 3 Talks about why we get so hung up on having that closure conversation.

This episode was inspired by an Instagram post by Poetrycosmosofficial that asked "Women with no sex partner and high sex drives, are y'all okay?" and the honest answers from women. I ramble on about single, married and Christian women's hushed silence when discussing their sexual energy. How about the false narrative that all men have high sex drives? Viagra anyone? I would love...

The Unedited Version of Rambling with 40s Me introduces you to CC. A 47 y/o woman who takes on the role of being a caregiver to both her parents who now lives with her. The role of a caregiver is a complex situation as the adult child becomes the parent and decision maker to her parents. This episode talks about the real struggles behind being an adult fulltime caregiver to aging parents.