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Trauma isn’t a pass for bad behavior. We’re all responsible for owning the role we play. If someone’s behavior is unsafe, our role is to protect ourselves. We aren’t here to rescue adults from themselves.
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if you knew how tough it was, and how long it took some people to recover their mental health, and happiness again, you'd understand why they shut their doors at the slightest sniff of toxicity, and also why they're picky af about who they allow in their lives.
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Practice telling the full truth of how you feel even when you cringe, even when you’re uncomfortable. Make honesty your core value, no matter what. Attracting honest people into your life requires you to do the same— even when it doesn’t feel good.
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Men & women are not equal.
But we have equally important roles.
We are complimentary opposites.
Without each other, we can’t reach our full potential.
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If it feels like there is a war on men, a war on women, a war on children, a war on each religion, and a war on every racial demographic ALL HAPPENING SIMULTANEOUSLY then that is intentional.
Having people get along and not feel victimised is bad for 'business'.
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Women multiply what you give them.
You give her sperm & she makes a baby.
You give her groceries & she makes a meal.
You give her a house & she makes it a home.
However, if you make her life hard, she’ll make you miserable.
Men are the foundation of the relationship.
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In a slump?
Try this formula:
Start cycling - muscles reappear
Eat real food - fat disappears
Limit screen time - anxiety disappears
8hrs sleep - energy reappears
Cut out negative people - positivity reappears
Out with the bad & in with the good 💪
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This is what happens in first world countries. When all the real problems are solved, people look for trouble and make up shit because they’re bored
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I don't like it when people use the term 'mentally ill' to sugarcoat evil.
Yes, mental illness exists, but not everyone who does wicked things is 'mentally ill'. And calling them that makes them less culpable.
Evil is REAL. You can be sound of mind but still wicked.
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Pregnancy and birth are the ultimate surrender to nature. Surrender requires trust and courage. The woman who can surrender in the right situations, and surrender *completely*, is living the best according to her nature and will enjoy her life the most. And be the most powerful.
