Kaitlan Collins: What would you say to Epstein survivors?
Donald Trump: “You are so bad. You’re the worst reporter. No wonder CNN has no ratings. She’s a young woman. I don’t think I’ve ever seen you smile. They should be ashamed of you.”
Asked about Epstein survivors.
He attacked the woman asking the question.
That tells you everything.
When you’re angry, please be quiet.
Especially with your loved ones.
Yes anger can expose a side of us that is not pleasant and sometimes we can say things we should not.
However, it’s important that you know, that you still love that person, and you’re only annoyed for a minute.
Remember they still mean the world to you, and you’re just going through a rough patch.
Hold your tongue. Yes be annoyed, but make sure your tongue is under control.
Cause after that fight is over, that’s when the things you said will come alive.
Be careful ❤️
@SlumRNA_Dog I’m a parent and still adore my Yorkie. She is very well trained and calm and a lovely dog we had for 2 years before baby arrived. She’s very calm and well behaved dog so that probably helps. She doesn’t stress anyone out at all.
@MichelleDewbs Michelle, for most, breakfast clubs aren’t about food, they’re about being able to get to work on time
If some kids also a get a good meal that they wouldn’t have had normally, what’s the issue?
Making sure kids have a bite to eat before school isn’t communism
The new Epstein files dump is at the very minimum, exposing a lot of rich, famous powerful people as brazen liars about the nature and duration of their relationship with him.
And that brings into sharp question what else they’re lying about when it comes to what they did/saw.
Many women would save money on therapy if they fucking listened to hard truths from men. Female friends reinforce feelings instead of reality, which keeps female delusion alive.
There is this nuanced thing that happens with mothering an infant, I am seeing it play out with that one lady right now, if you hate your body and resent your baby, even in a slight way, it can really make caring for your infant impossible. Because the whole time some part of you is thinking "this isn't fair" and "there should be some way that I am smart enough to control this situation."
This happens to people who have spent a lot of their pre-baby adult lives controlling any kind of need through technology or hiring things out. And who have likely suppressed their biology, as most of us moderns have been taught to do.
So, baby comes along and all the usual tricks you use to control the situation don't work. There is no substitute for mother. It isn't the baby's fault that it is wired to need you, that is his or her biology. And the mom will spin out into victim mode "this is a velcro baby" and "my baby is especially needy." But it isn't. All babies are needy, that's how they're made.
I've seen it play out over and over in my real life. Moms who think if you just buy the right gadget or hire the right help the need will be met by someone/something else. They get frustrated that that doesn't work, desperate, then give up breastfeeding, holding, cosleeping and do sleep training and day care.
I've been in homes with babies like this, the moms will absolutely just leave them in their cribs screaming crying, even after they've woken up because "it's not time for me to have to deal with the baby yet" and "I need my me time."
This probably sounds judgmental, but my intention here is to bring attention to this spiral, since women often find themselves here and desperate for solutions. Fundamentally, for most (not all), the solution is a reorientation toward your infant that is one of joy in interdependence.
It is actually quite a great privilege to be needed this deeply. It is wonderful to be able to grow and nourish a baby from your body. The fact that you have a special bond that no one or nothing else can supplant is in fact a gift. Your infant will soon grow, cherish these moments.
i truly believe when god prepares you for what’s yours, he begins by taking away your comfort. he tests your patience. he isolates you. he asks your faith to stand tall when nothing else can. because before he gives you the life you dream of, he builds the version of you that’s ready to live it