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Some people will look back and think about the people that didn’t support them and denied them access on their ride, others will look back and realize what they accomplished regardless, and the rest simply won’t look back at all...BUT move forward, remembering what they lacked and offer it to a stranger along the way. We all have a choice to decide how we move forward from our experiences. Just make sure YOUR choice is intentional!!
Dear...
I believe that we are already healed. The thing is... for some of us, we refuse to look at and be honest about the life we lived/experienced to discover WHAT we have been healed from. One of the biggest weapons we have is to know THY SELF because no one knows what it is like to be you...but YOU. I’ll leave this right here for you to take advantage of your own experiences. Read
The Afterword is sometimes the real introduction. Decide what part of the story you choose to build from...
Compassion.
#DearDivorce
I don't have relationship advice (but it would be cool if I did...maybe?)... http://ow.ly/JXW7y // http://ow.ly/JXWd2
Many statistics make plans about our future...I don't use them because they're setting me up to think that whatever I do (relationship wise) will end without the happy part...but maybe I should so we could see how to defy and deny them and live on the motto to love on our own terms and not attempt to replace but upgrade the love that taught us how to love...
+ Love Beyond Damage
+ Are Your Parent's Getting a Divorce This New Year?
My Thoughts Verbalized //The hate for divorce was part of ignoring the past, and honestly admitting what it did to my family, relationships and thoughts. Now, after processing its influence, it’s become something that I hope my future never knows. Without saying thank you, I wouldn’t be able to fully understand and accept where I am today, and where I want to go. It’s in the “thank you” that I was honestly able to rebuild, have a fresh perspective, and fully take steps in a forward direction.
Divorce has taught me more lessons about life than it hasn’t and I am sincerely thankful.
"Say what you need to say"...
