I really liked the opening lines – where it seems to suggest that as women, we allow doubts in others (and help others to work through the doubt), but not ourselves.. that we pretend to not have doubts and just go through life, not recognising ourselves -> our fears, our anxieties, our anguish..

I really needed to hear this right now, as I’m having doubts at the moment about getting something done, and to once again realise that doubts are part and parcel of living (and there’s no need to be paralysed by them!) – thanks Becky..

and thanks Michelle, for introducing the poetry corner of the nest..