Object Relations Theory: A form of psychoanalytic theory postulating that people relate to others in order to develop themselves.
This blog is about object relations in its most literal form. It is written by Rebecca Lee from Charlottesville, Virginia.
If you would like a personalized object story that revolves around your life or a message you would like to get out, please e-mail:
RebeccaColesLee@gmail.com
Personalized Story Form:
Your name: (Please specify if you would like your name to appear at the top of the story)
Reason for this story: (Do you want a secret/metaphoric love letter to someone? Do you have strong feelings about an experience that you can’t specifically talk about? Are you interested in sharing your personal story with the anonymity of objects?)
Are there any specific details you would like me to include in the story?
If interested, please include these answers in the email.
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I just found your blog and have been reading all of the little stories. I love them! So creative. I’m excited to see what else you will write. Keep it up 🙂
Just wanted to say hi, and thanks for stopping by my blog. I’ve been reading some of your stories…I think I am now addicted to them! I’ll definitely be back to read more!
Its rare that you have an idea for a series of stories/prose, only to stumble upon a writer who has done them already 🙂 These are great, have a fantastic day!
What a clever idea for a blog; thanks for visiting my site and leading me back to yours.
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Sweet work. Love the interactive come hither. And we will.
Thanks for stopping by! glad I found your lovely corner here!
I invite you to see more of my art-student journal: https://ayeh1.wordpress.com/
Best wishes, Ayeh.
Really good blog, keep up the good work 😀
Thank you for liking my scribble! I really enjoyed your stories, a good idea one which I will try and share a link to your blog!
What an interesting, quirky idea for a blog! Thanks for coming to visit my blog and leading me over here.
I’ll be watching to see what you come up with – and might just toss a photo or 2 your way to assist 😀
Hi, You’ve probably received this before, but I really enjoy your work, and as such have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. No need to respond, and you may do with it what you will. If you’d like to participate, follow this link for the rules. Awards | A lot from Lydia https://alotfromlydia.wordpress.com/awards/
If not please just accept my compliments. 😉
I enjoyed The Bus. The description was such that I felt I was there, that I could see it all before my eyes. Well done!
Great site and idea. I will follow.
Thanks for visiting me. I love your blog! Your writing voice is lovely. I’m following and sharing with my sister.
Hi Alice …thank you for opening my door …I will follow your amazing journey here too …blessings xxxmeg
Love the wonderful imagery and poetic flow of your writing, more please!
I really like the idea of this site. Nice work
Wow! This is a brilliant concept, I love it. May I suggest that you provide just a little bit more detail on what the blog is about for the masses because it took me a while to finally figure it out, or maybe I’m just the slow one 🙂 Either way, now that I have finally figured out the concept, i’m a fan!
This is cool! I like the concept. Very entertaining.
great ideas!
Hello, I’m glad I found my way to your blog. I really like the idea of giving objects a story … everything has a story 🙂 keep it up!
Thank you for liking my toy soldiers story. Your liking it matters to me a lot, since I like your ideas about objects as well. Hope I can entice you to send me a 1000-er….
What a great approach to writing stories. Love how you are finding your inspiration AND look forward to reading your stories!
Objectification?!?!? YES!
Your idea is amazing. I will be submitting a picture to you soon.
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Charming stories. You should put them into a book if you haven’t already.
What a cool idea. I’ve been wandering around your blog for a while. And thanks for dropping by http://wdfyfe.net/2015/08/28/fiction-2/
Creative, great stuff! Thanks so much for introducing me to your blog!!
This is such a great concept for a blog! I love it! Can’t wait to read more of your posts.
What a cool idea for a blog! I am definitely going to be looking through my photos to send you something. And thanks for the like on my new blog. You are the first one!
Hello!
I’ve really enjoyed your blog, so I’ve nominated you for the One Lovely Blog Award. Here is a link to my post with your nomination: https://girlmeetsfiction.wordpress.com/2015/12/21/one-lovely-blog-award/
This is new to me. Thanks for opening my eyes. Anand Bose from God’s Own Country.
Hi awordofsubstance, thanks so much for liking my poem ‘Turning Points’!. Your liking matters to me a lot, Also, I like the concept and idea behind your blog as well. Keep it up!
hey. nice blog. as someone with a bit of psychoanalytic background, i would define it a bit differently. it is more that the way one develops in adulthood is a reflection, a mirror, of the relations one develops in childhood. good luck with your blog!
Gorgeous blog. I was unfamiliar with the psychoanalytic theory you mention–but I see the validity in it.
PS–your writing is brilliant, photos wonderful.
Love this sweet goodbye to your office chair. Am reblogging it.
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Thank you for stopping by my blog. I am so happy I found yours! I am really enjoying your writing. It is intriguing, fascinating and I think I’m getting hooked! Great, great work.
I need to spend some time here ! Cool stuff ! ; )
Hi!
I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! If you want to do it, here’s the link: https://crazywolfgirlblog.wordpress.com/2017/01/17/versatile-blogger-award/
Thank you for making me smile today:)
wonderful stories! I love stories like this: real, revealing, sad, yet hopeful and encouraging. I see it all in your tales…
Really great idea for a blog. Looking forward to reading more.