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[✨ @x_tie6]

@Nyeleti0606 My 3rd year without mine 🥹🕊️

🫂🫂🤍

[Joshwelt @weltszzn]

“I just want to hear your voice, that's why i called" bring back real lovers fr.

[Squishy ⏺️ DREAMCON ☁️ @_missprettylady]

“If you love me, consider me in your choices not your apologies.”

[Wale @Wale]

Everything is Alot

[Michelle Thomas 🤭 @TheBaddestMitch]

All I’ve ever wanted to be is a mother and I may not be able to do that. Gutted.

[stressed @onlystresstoday]

just in case no one tells you today…..you’re worth having around. you’re worth committing to. you’re worth appreciating. you’re worth loving… you're worth reassuring. you're worth risking it all for. you're worth everything...

[໊ @wynrosei]

maybe in another universe you boxed him in his face for disrespecting you like that

[The Original Man. @CompareTheNames]

People have way more respect for business and other relationship dynamics than they do for romance .. Your boss tells you you’re fuckin up, you get it together .. Your partner tells you you’re fuckin up, that starts an argument and a bunch of “love me for me” nonsense lol

[positivity moon @arrtnem]

That hits deep because it’s so true. It’s like your mind has rewired itself to equate loneliness with safety. When you’ve been let down time and time again by the people who were supposed to care for you, being alone stops feeling like loneliness—it becomes your fortress, the one place where you’re in control and no one else can hurt you. You get so used to depending solely on yourself that anything else feels risky, like trusting someone again is just an invitation for more pain.

Growing up in chaos, where love was inconsistent or toxic, leaves its mark. You learn, sometimes subconsciously, that the only reliable person in your life is you. So you withdraw, not out of a lack of desire for connection, but because that’s where you feel the most secure—where no one can pull the rug out from under you. It’s a trauma response, but it’s also a testament to your resilience: you’ve built a sanctuary within yourself, and even if it feels isolating, it’s also where you’ve survived.

The challenge is realizing that while this solitude might keep you safe, it also keeps you from experiencing the depth of connection you deserve. It’s not easy, and it takes time to trust that someone might show up for you and stay. But just acknowledging this is a huge step—recognizing that this self-imposed loneliness was a way to protect yourself, and maybe, just maybe, it’s time to slowly open the door and let others in. You deserve more than just survival—you deserve connection, love, and people who show up, and it’s okay to want that, even if it’s terrifying to reach for.

[HBIC ⋆⭒˚.⋆ @priceymamii_]

my father need to apologize too all the women he ever did wrong cause no way my love life is like this

[✨ @x_tie6]

@WiscansinFest @TPAIN Where’s the set list for Wisconsin Fest??? 🫶🏽

[𝙴𝚕𝚎𝚟𝚊𝚝𝚘𝚛 𝚂𝚘𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚐𝚎 👊🏽🤜🏽 @la__duch]

Somebody show this to Stevie please 😭

[A Certain Magical Boy 🪽✨ @SheaButterPapi]

Je T'aime Patisserie

471 Marcus Garvey Blvd
Brooklyn, NY 11216
United States

these are the types of entrepreneurs i like to support. she has a passion, but also a mission, and you can tell she cares about the community she's in. love this for her.

[✨ @x_tie6]

@pizzapurist “Cheers to growth, but don’t hold your breath for my forgiveness” 🤧

[THE Treat🫵🏽 @Itsstreety__]

On my cousin baby daddy I’m outside this summer

[Dr. DeAvila Sadè, DBH, LCSW @askdeavilasade]

Saw this on LinkedIn & thought I would share!

Black Men Therapy Resources ❤️