People think grief is crying. But grief is waking up tired. It’s forgetting words. It’s being pulled into memories you didn’t ask to remember. It’s holding back tears in the grocery store because a song or a scent brought them back. Grief isn’t just sadness, it’s the body remembering what the heart can’t let go of.
The moment you lose a parent, there comes a point where you start measuring every pain against that loss and nothing ever feels as painful, you end up responding to life with a kind of nonchalance not because you don’t care, but because you’ve already survived the worst.
first born daughters could be extremely independent but behind the bars we’re actually are just fragile little girls who need assistance, assurance, love, and care. once we love, we love beyond compare
Normalize praying. People aren't jealous of material things anymore. They're jealous of your Aura, your personality, the way people love and support you. Your natural leadership abilities. Things money can't buy.