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Google's definition of monotone is a speech, sound, or presentation that stays on a single unvaried pitch, tone, or key, without emotional or musical rise and fall. In other words, it stays the same, with no presence of passion or change whatsoever. Flatline. Unalive.
We are not meant to live flatline. We are supposed to rise and fall with the times. To live in the moment.
I'm not saying we should all forget our past, but that's not where we live anymore. We had to live through it to get to where we are today. the past is a part of us, but it shouldn't be front and center. It was a learning experience, whether good or bad, we learned from it. We learned not to do it again, or remembered how it was done and do it again.
As women, do we really want to go down that road again? Do you really want to live in a world where you have no choice or decision in how you want to live your life?
I thought I'd revisit some feelings that started this podcast. I know it's been a while. I've been silent for a reason. There are too many things happening this year that have triggered me, and could turn political. But this podcast isn't about the shit that's happening in Washington. The original purpose of this podcast is to empower women. Women have been repressed for thousands of years and it's not getting any better. But we are supposed to feel bad for the lonely man. Unreal. I hope you enjoy and I hope you subscribe.
When do you draw the line when it comes to allowing bad behavior? When do you stop being an enabler when you see somebody mistreat your dear friend? For fifteen years I overlooked my friend's husband's behavior and have done my best to keep my mouth shut, but I can't do it anymore. I risk losing a dear friend, but I refuse to go against my beliefs and what I stand for, in the name of friendship.
I'm just gonna tap in on what I shared yesterday. I don't want any misunderstanding when I mean fake it for your kids. I just want to stress the fact that if you make the conscious decision in staying in a toxic environment, then you better fake it during the holidays because all children deserve a postcard worthy Christmas.
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