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There’s a lesson life teaches you quietly, sometimes painfully, and often repeatedly until it finally sinks in: people can get too comfortable with your kindness and forget it’s actually a privilege. Not a right. Not an entitlement. A privilege. This is coming from a place of experience, not bitterness. Someone once randomly waltzed into my… Continue reading Kindness Is a Privilege, Not an Entitlement
This blog post is a highlight and a reflective addition to a blog post I read earlier today from PJ @lifesfinewhine which talked about “types of people to avoid in your twenties” PJ laid out a wise, heartfelt list from the “Me, Me, Me’s” to the subtly harmful “Faux Type B’s” and dangerous “Narcissists”, including “Pick‑Me’s”… Continue reading The Core of Self-Preservation
List 30 things that make you happy. First of all, before I answer this prompt question… Let’s not pretend like life’s all sprinkles and rainbows. Some days the only thing making me happy is the sound of money entering my act(yes, cash-ing 💰has a sound). But since JP asked… Here’s my messy, and mildly sarcastic… Continue reading 30 Things That Make Me Happy🌿
Dealing With One-Sided Friendships… I used to think that loyalty was enough. That if I showed up, stayed true, kept checking in, kept caring that friendship would thrive. That people would see me the way I saw them. But I’ve learned, painfully, that loyalty doesn’t always echo. Sometimes it fades into silence. Sometimes, it’s met… Continue reading When Loyalty Isn’t Returned
A friend in need is a friend indeed…so they say… Sometimes I wonder, what kind of friend am I? I like to think I’m a good one. The kind who shows up. The kind who listens. The kind who stands beside you when the world turns its back. I’ve been that person. I’ve poured into… Continue reading When Friendship Cuts Deep
They say “self-care isn’t selfish”… But try telling that to a people-pleaser wrapped in a ‘nice girl’ robe, Serving smiles while silently screaming inside. Oh yes, I was that girl—Little Miss Available, Little Miss Understanding, Miss “don’t worry, I’m fine” …even when I was clearly one text away from a breakdown. Then one day, snap.… Continue reading The Day I Finally Chose Me And Didn’t Apologize for It…
Write a letter to your 100-year-old self. Oh, wise one, wrinkled in wisdom, A heart still beating with echoes of laughter, Hands once tender with youthful ambition, Now holding the weight of a century after. Did the dreams we whispered in quiet nights Find their way into the fabric of time? Did you dance in… Continue reading A Letter To My 100-Year-Old Self
Dear Self, You are a masterpiece in motion, A story still being written by grace. Every step you take, though unknown, Is guided by a hand unseen, yet sure. You dream, you build, you rise again, Not just for yourself, but for those who follow. Your hands create, your words inspire, Your journey is a… Continue reading A Letter to Self…
