The weird thing about reading so much as a child and gaining a huge vocabulary from that is I can't define a lot of the words I use, I just...know that they would fit correctly in a specific sentence? Does anyone else experience that?

btch I love my life it’s gone get better & better

i refuse to give birth to a baby unless i am 100% adored, loved & taken care of by the father.

girl essentials

No im not. Delete my number.

Now I finally understand the difference between people who love me, people who love to be around me and people who love what I can do for them.

may your house have no sickness, no death, & no evil in 2026. amen

I fell in love with this sentence: "Forgive yourself for not knowing earlier what only time could teach."

Marriage only benefits a woman when the man is truly capable of leading, providing, and protecting. Otherwise she’s just adding responsibilities to a life she already manages alone.

I’d go to war for a woman like me.

Me trying to act normal after hearing something that hurt my soul

I wish parents feared their sons being abusive, pedophiles, and rapists as much as they fear them being gay.

Probably one of the beautiful video you’re going to see on the Internet today 🙂❤️

I used to think our parents were so strict, but watching these kids today, I think our parents saved our lives.

Ngl after a certain age, being a bad partner is just embarrassing. Sooo you didn't do any work on yourself? No introspection, no healing, no growth... just basking in your toxicity huh?

You want your wife to conceive children, breastfeed those children, take care of the house AND provide for half of the household income while you just provide for your half? I really don’t think yall understand how much that’s not actually50/50. It will NEVER be.

I wanna marry into a family that feels like a family. Sunday dinners, birthdays, holidays, random movie nights. I don’t want it to just be “us,” I want a whole village that feels like home

everybody talks about cutting people off but nobody really talks about the grief that comes with having to stand firm on that decision knowing it’s not what you wanted but what was necessary for your well-being