Butterfly The Becoming

Episode 32 At the Crossroads: Standing Between Two Lives

In this episode of Butterfly The Becoming, Monette sits inside the quiet tension that comes when a life no longer fits the person you have become. What happens when the familiar path still offers safety… but something deeper inside you can no longer return to it? Through reflection, uncertainty, exhaustion, rebuilding, and truth, this episode explores the emotional crossroads many people quietly face when standing between survival and the life that continues calling them forward. A grounded conversation about fear, change, identity, and the difficult honesty required to keep walking toward a life that has not fully revealed itself yet.

Episode 31 You already know… you just haven’t been honest with yourself yet.

For over twenty years, I wanted to be a mother… and it didn’t happen the way I thought it would. This is a personal storytelling episode about waiting, motherhood, and what it feels like when life begins to shift in ways you can’t control. There were years of wanting something deeply while watching life move forward around me. Years that included quiet envy, difficult choices, and eventually choosing a different path—becoming a mother on my own through IVF. Now my son is grown. He hasn’t left yet—but he’s in the process of building his own life, and I can feel the change happening in real time. This episode isn’t about having answers. It’s about what it feels like to be in the middle of a life transition—when something you built your world around begins to change, and you’re learning how to sit with that honestly. If you’ve ever known something deep down… but struggled to be honest with yourself about it—this will feel familiar.

Episode 30 Unseen, Unheard

There’s a kind of tiredness that doesn’t come from the day… it comes from a lifetime. In this episode, I sit with the quiet question many people carry but rarely say out loud: “If I’ve lived this much… why does it still feel like I’m waiting?” This is not a lesson or a message to fix anything. It’s a reflection on what it means to live a life shaped by struggle, to feel unseen even when you know your truth, and to wrestle with the silence between who you are and who is listening. We move through the weight of being soul-tired, the honesty of asking God “why the delay,” and the realization that forward is not always a choice—it’s what remains when everything else no longer fits. If you’ve ever felt like your life has been real, deep, and hard… and still wondered when it becomes visible—this space is for you. Come sit.

Episode 29 I Was Inside It

In this episode of Butterfly The Becoming, Monette explore the quiet moment when a long‑held belief begins to loosen—when you realize that the difficulty you survived is not the identity you are required to continue living inside. Through reflection, precision, and truth-telling, this episode traces how unchosen beliefs form, how endurance becomes a way of life, and how a person can mistake survival for purpose. And then, gently, it shows what becomes possible when that structure is finally seen for what it is: learned, not destined. This is an invitation to question the patterns you’ve adapted to, to separate what shaped you from what you are here to continue, and to step into a life no longer organized around survival. A soft, steady reminder:What you endured is not the blueprint for what you must build next.

Episode 28 Living Between Two Worlds

There comes a moment when the distance between what you know and how you live becomes impossible to maintain. This episode enters the quiet tension of that space — the place where truth is clear, action is delayed, and the weight of postponement begins to shape your days. It explores the exhaustion of living in two realities at once:the internal world where God’s guidance is steady and unmistakable…and the external world where responsibility, survival, and timing demand your attention. This is the moment when delay becomes a choice, truth becomes direction, and alignment becomes the only path forward. Not because everything is resolved…but because you can no longer ignore what you already know. A conversation about the threshold between knowing and living —and the becoming that begins the moment you stop delaying what is true.