I owe myself the deepest apology,
for allowing someone to disturb my peace and take me for granted. I stayed too long, gave too much, and ignored the way it was hurting me. I kept being understanding even when my feelings were not considered. I stayed quiet to keep the peace while slowly losing my own. I made excuses for people who kept disappointing me. But I'm finally learning that my peace matters too. I shouldn't have to beg for care, effort, or respect. Choosing myself doesn't make me selfish. Walking away from what hurts me doesn't make me cold. I deserve people who value me the same way I value them. From now on, I want to protect my heart, my energy, and my peace more.
For any women that need to hear this, there are loving men out there. There are men who will sit and listen to you while you talk about something that bothered you. There are men out there that will take accountability and apologize. Who can be aware of their behavior and how it affected you. Men that you can grow with. Men that will make you feel appreciated. You don't have to go through years of trauma with a man who doesn't know how to communicate and has no emotional intelligence. You are worthy of healthy love. And it is out there I promise you.
normalize saying “unfortunately you’re no longer a safe person for me and I refuse to continually sacrifice my nervous system to make you feel comfortable”
Wemby sobre perder luego de estar arriba por casi 30 puntos:
"Tengo solo 22 años y soy multimillonario, creeme que esto no me preocupa en lo absoluto, la vida va más allá de baloncesto. Lo de amargarse se los dejo a ustedes."
Vaya mentalidad. 💀
the most romantic three days of 2026 start on June 7. write these down before midnight:
i am chosen by someone who is completely certain about me.
i attract abundance through work I genuinely love.
i am surrounded by beauty, warmth, and emotional safety.
i receive recognition for what I have quietly been building.
i am ready for the love that is actually meant for me.
by hand. not on your phone. jupiter in cancer responds to what is written with intention