When people know what you have been through and then blame you for speaking out it’s a boomerang effect. They never said anything to you and expected you to fail. A lot of times they feel like they are too weak to fight for you anyways. After damage is done or before damages occur. I pray that God continues to bless you and makes you whole. In this episode I talk about why I am what I am and how strong I am. Thus, not a reason to make someone else feel like crap for what they have been through and them not feeling strong. They can use my strength to build themselves up. I’ve always been the type of person to love a culture regardless of assumptions and love them all. Love people for being people. And should there be hate, I choose to continue to have love. Not because it makes you feel worse about trying to hurt me, no. But to exemplify even more that you may not be doing the right thing. But I feel right in giving love instead of hate. In this episode I also talk about dealing with PTSD flashbacks.
- Does your life depend on them?
- Do you have something you owe someone who knows but won’t do anything but keep you down and expect you to fail?
- What if you speak out? Going directly to the source hasn’t helped. They taunt that they have more influence than you so you never get further than a certain point.
- Showing your inner strength is important.
- Not giving up on yourself even though others do. When it comes to familial and societal pressures to conform, you might lose yourself. Especially in the story others try and create for you.
From strength and love. German, Nigerian, Irish, Spanish, Mali and more. ❤️