“Therapy” is a short read with tons of emotions, ambiguity, and the need to have a “smoke break” afterward.
Post written by Christian D. Maddison
I wrote Therapy for a Broken Heart to help people who have been through or are going through heartbreak or a bad relationship and trying to resolve and process those feelings. I am not an expert on love, relationships, or therapeutic healing, but this is what I did to help me through it, and I hope, through my pain and honesty, it will help you as well.
Therapy for a Broken Heart
by Christian D. Maddison
I was lost and depressed after my strenuous, mentally-taxing breakup from an “overdue” relationship. I “gave up” on dating, relationships, love, and ever being with anyone again. Then, out of nowhere, I met someone, and it was then that I sat at my computer and poured out ALL my feelings into this book.
Therapy for a broken heart is a poetry book with adult themes, sexual content, and foul language. Its intention is for mature people who have prepared themselves to FINALLY move on. This book is not for anyone under 18, easily offended, or sensitive to sexual matters. So, read this book instead of that natural, guttural, ghetto instinct of payback, pettiness, slashing tires, or throwing a brick. Believe me, you’ll feel better.
Therapy for a broken heart
Welcome to the most soul-stirring adventure of your life.
My name isn’t important right now, but I will tell you that I write short, edgy, emotional, impactful, powerful poetry and erotic romance stories. I write for people who have been hurt or are hurting emotionally and physically, overlooked by society, oppressed by the world, unseen as a species, and unheard by a nation.
My books will either take you on an emotional roller coaster or make you want to smoke even if you don’t. I’m not a love expert or guru; I only write from a personal standpoint and encompass all my feelings at that time. Being open and honest through my writing allows others to be vulnerable and see themselves for the first time.
I only write about what I know, what I’ve experienced, and how I got through it all. If that helps someone, then I’ve done my job. If not, then I have more work to do. I know I won’t make everyone happy or please the masses, but I’m here to speak my truth; however, it may come out.
I am a reverse mirror in a fun house. I am a two-sided door that leads nowhere. I am you, straight, gay, and everything in between. I am life, and I am pain. I am in conflict, and yet, I am conflicted. I am a prisoner but a victim of my own doing. A survivor of racism, sexism, colorism, fat and skinny shamed, and the like, without understanding that “None of the above” applies only if I’m thin and white. I am tall in my mind but short by nature. I am controversial, but no one’s ever heard of me. I am a testimony with a test no one saw or wants to hear. I am free but barricaded in my mind. “I am who I am” and identify as “cellophane.”
My name, is CDMadd – www.cdmaddbooks.com
Intrigued yet?
I was born in Colorado Springs, Co., in August of 1973. As the first grandchild, I was spoiled to no end. Growing up with my extended family (great-grandmother, grandparents, aunts, and uncles from both sides) gave me a “grown-up” outlook on many things. My writing was never encouraged as a career. Still, I loved music, singing, medical “stuff,” and writing, which often got me in trouble for being too loud doing them.
School papers and projects allowed me to enable and hone my skills today. English has always been my favorite subject. I was always creating songs, poems, and letters, corresponding to pen-pals and friends and designing notebooks to pass notes in class. My creativity and vivid imagination knew no bounds and still don’t.
I love my name, CDMadd, because you never know what I may say, do, or write. Today, I write poetry and romantic erotic short stories. I believe my writing helps everyone in or out of relationships and allows you, the reader, to process your feelings over a breakup or help get things started or revamped in the bedroom. Currently, I have published two books and am in the process of editing a 3rd out of the six written.
Therapy for a Broken Heart
by Christian D. Maddison
