Humiliation

Holy Humiliating: The Day I Took My Husband to My Tennis Lesson (Part Two)

November 29, 2012 · by Bethany · in fear, Humiliation, insecurity, love, obsessions, zen practice

{Art from ScrapHacker.com} My next tennis lesson, since The Incident, is tomorrow. I am nervous to see my coach. Why? Because last time I saw him I was fighting back tears, barely able to move on the court, purposely laming…

Holy Humiliating: The Day I Took My Husband to my Tennis Lesson (Part One)

November 26, 2012 · by Bethany · in family, Humiliation, love, obsessions, uncategorized, zen practice

I have done so many dumb things in my life I could start a new blog for each category of stupid (risky behaviors I did for men, e.g. tattoos, breaking and entering, etc.; things I quit and the lame reasons…

ABOUT ME
My name is Bethany Saltman. I am 50 years old.

From as far back as I can remember, I have been searching for my place in the world. When my husband worked in a nursing home, there was an old lady there who used to repeat, "Is this my chair? Is this my chair?" I can relate to that lady.

My website is bethanysaltman.com, and my email is bethanysaltman@gmail.com.

ABOUT THIS SITUATION
I started this blog because I was so deeply fatigued by waiting for word on Non-Fiction Book Proposal #3 that, for the first time in my life, I needed something to do.

And because I was so over the hope that if I did this, or that, or the other thing just right, and schmoozed the perfect contact, crafted the most riveting pitch, delivered the juiciest proposal, then, then.....

I finally decided to just write what I want to write.

So that's the situation.

Holy Humiliating: The Day I Took My Husband to My Tennis Lesson (Part Two)

Holy Humiliating: The Day I Took My Husband to my Tennis Lesson (Part One)

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