Being able to call and depend on a man is a flex. I mean yes I can absolutely handle things on my own but just knowing my life is a little easier because I'm supported and someone always has my back is top tier to me🥺
I love being the kind of woman you don’t come across twice. Not because of how I look, but because of how I love, how I think, and how I move. In a world full of temporary energy, I am intentional. Solid. Rare.
I hate when people misconstrue something I do or say as disrespect, like I’m very direct with disrespect I wouldn’t even leave no room for you to question it
Not only do I love a man that I can call for everything, I love when a man wants to be called for everything. Never annoyed always ready to solve a problem.
Someone I know was in a toxic relationship and kept getting sick (panic attacks, IBS symptoms, chest issues, unable to even keep food down, losing weight and more). Doctors would never know what was wrong with her, they couldn’t give her a proper diagnosis. She was in hospital often for years. The moment she broke up with her boyfriend, it all went away. I keep telling people, the body keeps the score. When you’re unhappy, your body will pay the price and you’re sending yourself to an early grave staying anywhere toxic.
I saw a video that said having a naturally intimidating aura is exhausting because people start competing with you for no reason while you’re literally just breathing. I’ve never felt so seen.
From now on, i'm going to start telling people "you're committed to
misunderstanding me & i don't care to explain myself to you," instead of over explaining myself
People lack accountability real bad & then say, “You could’ve just talked to me.” No, I couldn’t. You don’t listen. You deflect. You gaslight. You make me feel like I’m the problem for bringin it up. So I stayed silent to protect my peace 💯 not because I didn’t want to fix it fr
Can’t nobody ever gaslight me into thinking I’m a bad person. I have my ways & I have my days, but I’m solid & my love is real & genuine every step of the way.
this girl on TikTok said “my problem is i get around people and start making them believe in themselves. they get around me and try to make me feel smaller than i am.” i felt that so hard
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