Emy Moore

I don't want to be you.

I want to be like you.

I want to share your glory.

I want to share your goodness.

I want to understand everything about you because I'm just so...

almost in this like majesty like of him and wonder and uh something that you were saying even regards to being presence-based and are gifting sharpening one another i think that also played into the different backgrounds we grew up in malik is a pk psychologically he comes from a very

He has safe attachment style.

I have, at times, anxious attachment style or disassociated attachment styles.

And coming from me, a place where there's been a lot of abuse, there's been lots of neglect and abandonment, coming into our relationship with a man who's always been secure caused so much...

restoration because we were able to teach each other so many things it was almost as like I was coming to this realization I didn't know life was this good and then you were coming to this realization of I didn't realize life could be this hard and challenging and we've really sharpened areas I've given you a lot of realism and you've given me also a lot of realism as well but in hope and compassion and I've given you realism as far as

trials tribulations struggles and meeting people there and helping brokenness yes what that looks like because i bless god that i can empathize with broken people because i've been very broken myself and i know what it feels like um i want to say this real quick yeah remember when we were watching the chosen and i was like malik if you were a disciple

You would be John.

You're just, like, so loving.

Like, I could totally see you writing, Jesus loved me.

Yes.

I was, like, so sweet.

He's just, like, a golden retriever of a boy.

You're just so sweet, so kind, so precious, incredibly passionate and loving.

You stand on business about the right things.

And I was telling him, like, I was, like, if you were a disciple watching The Chosen, I was, like, I think you'd be John.