Living Life With a Purpose
Some people measure success by the wealth they’ve accumulated, the power they’ve attained, or the status they’ve achieved. Yet, even though they’ve reached success beyond their wildest dreams, they still have an empty feeling — something is missing from their life. Purpose.
In order to fill that void and be completely fulfilled in life, their soul may be searching for something more.
Here are a few scenarios that describe this emptiness:
**Lonely at the top.** I was obsessed with making it to the top. When I arrived, however, I learned that it wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. I now realize that my continual pursuit of advancement seriously compromised my ability to spend quality time with my family and build meaningful relationships with friends.
**Enough is never enough.** One of the ways I kept score in life was to compare my toys to my neighbors’ toys. It felt good for a while, but each “high” just didn’t last. I now know better. I realized that if I’m not careful, the game of life can become an obsession — there will always be people with more and less than I have. https://www.franksonnenbergonline.com/blog/the-many-faces-of-greed/
**Sold my soul.** I would have given anything to be a success. I lied, cheated, and sold my soul to the devil. I understand now that although I’ve obtained fame and fortune, people don’t like or respect me. Knowing what I’ve done, I find it hard to live with myself, and others seem to agree. https://www.franksonnenbergonline.com/blog/bluffing-your-way-to-the-top/
**All work and no play.** I was always the first person in the office and the last one to leave. While my business life has been a roaring success, my personal life has been a disaster. I realize there’s got to be more to life. Balance matters, and I must be the one to make it happen.
**Pleased everyone except myself.** I never made a move without first seeking the approval of my friends and family. They’re happy, but I’m miserable. I now appreciate that my opinion matters too, and counting on others to make up my mind for me is just a cop-out. After all, it’s my life and I own it.
**Lived in the future rather than the present.** I spent much of my life thinking about what I was going to do tomorrow. Now that I’m older, I’ve come face-to-face with the reality that my days won’t go on forever; I wish I had learned to savor every special moment as it happened.
If any of these scenarios sound familiar to you, it may be time for a course correction.
Living Life with a Purpose
Although everyone is different, there are common threads that bind a life with purpose.
**Live by your beliefs and values.** People who live a life of purpose have core beliefs and values that influence their decisions, shape their day-to-day actions, and determine their short- and long-term priorities. They place significant value on being a person of high integrity and in earning the trust and respect of others. The result is that they live with a clear conscience and spend more time listening to their inner voice than being influenced by others.
**Set priorities.** People who live a life of purpose identify those activities that matter most to them and spend the majority of their time and effort in those areas. Otherwise, it’s too easy to drift away in the currents of life. As Annie Dillard once said, “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” https://www.franksonnenbergonline.com/blog/change-your-priorities-change-your-life/
**Follow your passion.** People who live a life of purpose wake up each morning eager to face the new day. They pursue their dreams with fervor, put their heart into everything they do, and feel that they’re personally making a difference. As James Dean once said, “Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if you’ll die today.”
**Achieve balance.** People who live a life of purpose put their heart into their career and in building relationships with friends and family. They also reserve adequate time to satisfy their personal needs. Achieving balance means living up to one’s potential in all facets of life.
**Feel content.** People who live a life of purpose have an inner peace. They’re satisfied with what they have and who they are. To them, the grass is greener on their own side of the fence. As the saying goes, “The real measure of your wealth is how much you’d be worth if you lost all your money.”
**Make a difference.** People who live a life of purpose make a meaningful difference in someone else’s life. They do things for others without expectation of personal gain, serve as exemplary role models, and gain as much satisfaction witnessing the success of others as witnessing their own. As the old proverb says, “A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle.”
**Live in the moment.** People who live a life of purpose cherish every moment and seek to live life without regret. They take joy in the experiences that life gives and don’t worry about keeping score. Dr. Seuss may have said it best, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.”
Start Living Today
The purpose of life is a perpetual question that has intrigued mankind since the beginning of human existence. Without purpose, it’s easy to wander aimlessly through life instead of following your North Star. Without purpose, it’s easy to squander your time instead of waking each morning with an unquenchable thirst to attain your mission. Without purpose, it’s easy to achieve remarkable success and still feel that life is passing you by. https://www.franksonnenbergonline.com/blog/whats-the-rush/
Success in life begins with purpose. When you achieve clarity, you’ll gain a new perspective on your life. When you find your purpose, you’ll feel good about who you are, what you stand for, and where you’re heading. When you discover your purpose, an inner peace will replace the need to seek approval from others. And friends and family will begin to sense a new you: someone who is happy, motivated and self-assured — a person with a mission. People will say that there’s something really special about you. And, they’ll be right! As Robert Byrne once said, “The purpose of life is a life of purpose.” It isn’t too late to start.
Psychology say!
BROKEN PEOPLE ARE THE MOST KINDEST PEOPLE
Good Night Guys. Sweet dreams
Some days are just bad days, that's all. You have to experience sadness to know happiness, and I remind myself that not every day is going to be a good day, that's just the way it is! Good evening guys
Single parent? Tips for raising a child alone
Raising a child on your own can be stressful. If you're a single parent, understand how to cope with the pressure, find support and nurture your child.
If you're raising a child on your own, you're in good company. Single-parent families are more common than ever. Know how to manage some of the special challenges single parents experience and what you can do to raise a happy, healthy child.
Common single-parent challenges
Child rearing can be difficult under any circumstances. Without a partner, the stakes are higher. As a single parent, you might have sole responsibility for all aspects of day-to-day child care.
Being a single parent can result in added pressure, stress and fatigue. If you're too tired or distracted to be emotionally supportive or consistently discipline your child, behavioral problems might arise
Single-parent families also generally have lower incomes and less access to health care. Juggling work and child care can be financially difficult and socially isolating. You might worry about the lack of a male or female parental role model for your child, too.
Positive strategies
To reduce stress in your single-parent family:
**Show your love.** Remember to praise your child. Give him or her your unconditional love and support. Set aside time each day to play, read or simply sit with your child.
**Create a routine.** Structure — such as regularly scheduled meals and bedtimes — helps your child know what to expect.
**Find quality child care.** If you need regular child care, look for a qualified caregiver who can provide stimulation in a safe environment. Don't rely on an older child as your only baby sitter. Be careful about asking a new friend or partner to watch your child.
**Set limits.** Explain house rules and expectations to your child — such as speaking respectfully — and enforce them. Work with other caregivers in your child's life to provide consistent discipline. Consider re-evaluating certain limits, such as your child's screen time, when he or she shows the ability to accept more responsibility.
**Don't feel guilty.** Don't blame yourself or spoil your child to make up for being a single parent.
**Take care of yourself.** Include physical activity in your daily routine, eat a healthy diet and get plenty of sleep. Arrange time to do activities you enjoy alone or with friends. Give yourself a "timeout" by arranging for child care at least a few hours a week.
**Lean on others.** Work out a carpool schedule with other parents. Join a support group for single parents or seek social services. Call on loved ones, friends and neighbors for help. Faith communities can be helpful resources, too.
**Stay positive.** It's OK to be honest with your child if you're having a difficult time, but remind him or her that things will get better. Give your child an age-appropriate level of responsibility rather than expecting him or her to behave like a "little adult." Keep your sense of humor when dealing with everyday challenges.
Be aware that some research has shown that teens in single-parent households have a higher risk of depression and lower self-esteem. Signs and symptoms of depression may include social isolation; feeling sad, alone or unloved; disliking one’s looks; irritability; and a sense of hopelessness. If you see these signs in your child or teen, talk to his or her doctor.
Talking to your child about separation or divorce
Many single-parent families are the result of divorce or separation. If this is the case in your family, talk to your child about the changes you're facing. Listen to your child's feelings and try to answer his or her questions honestly — avoiding unnecessary details or negativity about the other parent. Remind your child that he or she did nothing to cause the divorce or separation and that you'll always love him or her.
A counselor might be able to help you and your child talk about problems, fears or concerns. Try to regularly communicate with your child's other parent about your child's care and well-being to help him or her adapt. Children who fare best in divorce have parents who continue to communicate on co-parenting issues, placing their children's needs above their own desire to avoid the ex-spouse.
Single parenting and dating
If you're dating, consider the impact your new romantic partner will have on your child. Look for a partner who will treat both you and your child with respect. Consider waiting until you've established a solid relationship with someone before introducing him or her to your child.
When you're ready to make the introduction, explain to your child some of your new partner's positive qualities. Don't expect your new partner and your child to become close immediately, however. Give them time to get to know each other, and be clear that the new partner isn't trying to replace the other parent.
Male and female role models
If your child's other parent isn't involved in his or her life, you might worry about the lack of a male or female parental role model in your child's life. To send positive messages about the opposite sex:
**Look for opportunities to be positive.** Point out accomplishments or positive characteristics of members of the opposite sex in your family, the community or even the media. Avoid making broad, negative statements about the opposite sex.
**Contradict negative stereotypes about the opposite sex.** Share an example of a member of the opposite sex who doesn't fit the stereotype.
**Include in your life members of the opposite sex who aren't romantic partners.** Seek out positive relationships with responsible members of the opposite sex who might serve as role models for your child. Show your child that it's possible to have long-term, positive relationships with members of the opposite sex.
Being a single parent can be a challenging but rewarding experience. By showing your child love and respect, talking honestly and staying positive, you can lessen your stress and help your child thrive.
Why do people cheat?
When someone’s cheated on by their partner, they’re often left asking: why?
How could someone they trusted and loved - and who they thought loved them back – betray them in such a shocking and hurtful way? There’s usually not only a sense of anger and upset, but also total disbelief.
The reasons people cheat are varied, but there are a number that crop up time and again in the counselling room. If you’re currently struggling to understand why this has happened to you, you may find it useful to think about some of the following.
***Disconnection***
One of the most common reasons for infidelity is the feeling that you and your partner have drifted apart. In this case, cheating can feel like a way of finding something new and exciting when your relationship has become predictable and familiar. A sense of disconnection from one’s partner can happen for a variety of reasons. There may be a lack of proper communication in the relationship (talking about specific issues or just generally keeping in touch about how you feel). Or life may have become dominated by work or looking after kids, so time together has become more functional than loving.
***Feeling unloved***
In counselling, we often use the term ‘love languages’ to describe how people express affection to one another. Some partners communicate more verbally by saying nice things, whereas others might prefer to express affection physically by cuddling or kissing. If your love language is different to your partners, that can leave you feeling unloved – and potentially more open to the affections of someone who seems to understand you better.
***Imbalance***
If there’s a lack of balance in a relationship, one partner can begin to feel a bit like a parent and the other like a child. For example, one partner may feel like they have to be the responsible one, making all the decisions, organising the home, managing the finances and so on, while their partner doesn’t pull their weight. An affair might then be tempting in order to feel appreciated and equal. Equally, the partner in the ‘child’ position may feel criticised and as if nothing they do seems to be enough, meaning an affair might feel like a way of reclaiming some sense of independence and authority.
***Fear of commitment***
Sometimes, affairs occur at times when you might assume people would be the most secure in their relationship, such as after getting engaged or when someone is pregnant. But worries over commitment can be very destabilising. Sometimes, people can sabotage what they have, consciously or unconsciously, as a way of rejecting feelings of responsibility.
***Issues related to self-esteem***
Affairs can also arise from personal insecurities. Low self-esteem can cause people to be very dependent on the attentions of others—and in some cases, the attention of just one person isn’t enough. It may also cause someone to feel insecure in their own relationship, so much so that they might cheat as a way of rejecting rather than being rejected.
***Sexually addictive behaviour***
Affairs can commonly be linked to problems with sexually addictive behaviours. This is where someone habitually engages in sexual activity as a way of satisfying desires and relieving negative feelings they find hard to control. These desires can be compulsive in the way that a drug or alcohol addiction might be. For some people, this can mean they end up engaging in affairs repeatedly or in multiple relationships.
Chandelier designs of my grandmother
Good day to you all, I'm sorry I just posted because I'm too busy taking care of my child. I just want to share something with you, I hope you like it.
The ones I will show here are my grandmother's works with various designs using shells from the sea.
these are my grandmother's works
And that's all I can show now because I'm still busy, my grandmother has been doing that for a long time, we were just kids until now. Grandma is very talented even though she is old even though her hands are swollen, it's because of her happiness.
Good morning, Lord! Today's a new day, a chance for a new start. Yesterday is gone and with it any regrets, mistakes, or failures I may have experienced. It's a good day to be glad and give thanks, and I do, Lord. Thank you for today, a new opportunity to love, give, and be all that you want me to be. Amen.
My Pregnancy Journey
Hi good day i have something to share with you my pregnancy journey i hope you like it and dont judge me.
You know what i was so scared that i was pregnant this is my first time and i dont know what to say, that time i cried a lot and feeling empty i dont know what to do because im scared if my parents know that im pregnant.
This is my first baby bump i think i was 4 months or 5 months this picture, i realize that i dont give, i have to fight for this child cuz there is no turning back
My boyfriend buying me a milk for me and and the baby that i give him/her a good nutrients then i eat a lot of vegetables, fruits i want him/her a healthy baby
My ultrasound (Baby girl)
Last baby bump this picture was taken at mactan newtown, walking and exercise getting ready for my delivery.
She's finally here, welcome to the outside world baby elianna chloe. I know that its not easy to give birth because its painful i dont know what to do, i dont know what position to feel ok. I give birth my baby via C-S CESAREAN SECTION. that time im so scared cuz they cut my belly to get my baby but thanks to GOD my baby and me are safe.
My life was change that god give me a wonderful baby. And now this is my baby now shes already 10 months old now, this is my happiest moment in my life that i saw my child getting bigger. Shes pretty & healthy baby.
Good morning everyone! Stay safe and Godbless us
‘I Feel Empty’ How to Overcome Feelings of Emptiness
Feeling empty from time to time may be a normal part of the human condition. But if you experience persistent feelings of emptiness, there may be something you can do about it. https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/issues/emptiness
What does emptiness feel like?
You don’t have a sense of purpose. https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/issues/life-purpose
You perceive a lack of meaning in your life.
You’re not happy, but you’re not particularly sad, either.
If someone were to ask you how you feel, you might say, “I don’t know.”
What causes feelings of emptiness? No one knows for sure, and there may be more than one cause. A common reason you might feel empty is self-alienation—feeling like a stranger to yourself. This sensation develops over time, usually as a result of pushing away unwanted emotions. https://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/psychpedia/emotion
Our emotions are an important aspect of our experience of ourselves and our quality of life, yet most of us have some degree of trouble allowing ourselves to have certain feelings. Anger is one emotion that many people try not to experience, for example. https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/issues/anger
What happens to our feelings when we refuse to acknowledge them? They stick around in the shadows of our minds, gumming up the emotional works and, eventually, cutting us off from ourselves altogether.
FIND A THERAPIST https://www.goodtherapy.org/find-therapist.html
The result? We feel empty. We have a pulse, but we’re not really *alive*.
Life is an emotional experience.
If you come from a family that didn’t “do” certain (or any) emotions, you’re at increased risk of feeling empty.
Here are some ideas for getting out from under this uncomfortable state:
**Stop looking “out there” for a sense of purpose**. Your purpose springs forth from your uniqueness. It’s not something that floats around the earth independently like a cloud, waiting for you to find it. If you don’t have a strong sense of who you are, it’s can be hard to feel in touch with your purpose. You are someone in particular. You have a story, of which you’re the star.
**Think about this question: “Who is the person experiencing this feeling of emptiness?”** Your authentic self is the person who cries when you’re sad, and laughs when you’re tickled. It’s your authentic self who wants to inhabit the void, filling you with meaning, purpose, and connection. Start where you are: *Someone* is feeling empty. Who is it?
**Ask yourself how you might feel if you weren’t feeling empty**. Look at your life—past, present, and/or future. What comes up as you think about it? Any so-called negative emotions such as anger, disappointment, or despair are showing you what might be hiding under a numbing blanket of emptiness. Are you protecting yourself from something you’d rather not know? Be curious, not judgmental. Compassionate, not accusing. https://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/psychpedia/definition-of-compassion
**Embrace your emotions, whatever they are.** This is the same as embracing yourself. Although emotions aren’t literally a part of you, they’re a reliable reflection of you in this moment. How you feel in any given moment is the road that connects you with your authentic self. Try a little constructive wallowing in any emotions you have, and remember: curiosity and compassion, not judgment, is the goal.
**Be a joiner**. There’s meaning in connection with other people. Consider sharing your sense of emptiness with another person. If there’s no one in your life you trust with that information, a support group could be valuable. A grief support group might be a good choice. Many of us have endured enough loss in our lives to fit right in. You can’t be closer to another than you are to yourself. Be honest and kind to yourself, rather than looking to other people to fill you up. https://www.goodtherapy.org/group-therapy.html
**Root out shame**. There is nothing inherently wrong with you. It’s hard to be close to someone you despise, and shame encourages you to reject yourself. https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/issues/shame
**Try therapy**. A good therapist holds up a metaphorical mirror, helping you see and appreciate who you are. If you need a little help, find a therapist in your area. https://www.goodtherapy.org/find-therapist.html
You don’t have to live your life feeling empty if you don’t want to. You deserve a good relationship with yourself and a meaningful, purposeful life. Let this article reach that part of you that’s there under the surface, waiting to reconnect and dispel those feelings of emptiness.
Finding true love is not difficult but to maintain it is very difficult.
Crying alone does not show that you are weak but it shows that you are strong 😭
Self Worth: Why You Need To Value Yourself More
Self-respect is the most crucial aspect of one’s life. If you do not understand how to appreciate yourself and your worth, how do you expect others to? Life is too short to maintain toxic relationships. In order for yours to flourish, you need to work on yourself first.
“Don’t expect anyone to love or respect you if you don’t fully love yourself first.”
People accept sh*tty jobs and relationships because they do not respect themselves enough to realize they deserve better. Too many people become complacent in these aspects and stop striving for greater things.
Relationships become detrimental when the self-respect is lacking. You wind up hurting the other person and yourself. You need to love yourself enough to choose the ones that make you happy and motivate you to grow.
“Respect yourself enough to walk away from anyone or anything that no longer serves you, grows you, or makes you happy.”
This does not come easy so a conscious effort must be consistently made on a day-to-day basis. A lack of self-respect can, and most often does, result in depression and self-destructive behaviors. You need to reinforce your positive qualities and actively try to fix your negative qualities. When everything else in the world fails you, you will always have your self-respect to fall back on. How you feel about yourself affects every single aspect of your life.
If you don’t respect yourself then you won’t take care of yourself the way you should. By achieving this, you set boundaries for your life and your relationships. This will encourage people’s deference to you. You cannot allow people to treat you poorly and if they do, you need to recognize your worth and walk away. Others cannot negatively influence your opinion of yourself; this will only lead to degradation of your worth. You must love and respect yourself before anyone else can.
“We accept the love we think we deserve.”
Self-respect and self-esteem play hand in hand with one another. Self-esteem gives you the confidence to succeed and without it you are simply placing limitations on yourself.
You and only you are responsible for your fate. Life is no fun if you spend it hating yourself; this stifles any progress you hope to make. Once your confidence is up, you will stop making the terrible mistake of comparing yourself to others. You will already be comfortable and happy with who you are.
When you love yourself, you take pride in who you and what you have to offer. Too many people place the needs of others before their own, but in order to respect others, you need to meet your own needs first. How can you truly learn to appreciate others if you can’t even appreciate yourself? This is fundamental to personal growth and a concept too many people do not realize.
Hello I would like to ask something.
Is abuse an acceptable reason for divorce or separation?
Ang aming love story
Magandang araw sa lahat, sana lang may maibahagi ako sa inyu, sana ay magustuhan nyo ito, huwag nyo akong husgahan dahil tao rin ako.
Sisimulan ko ang kwento, ibabahagi ko ito sa iyo ang aming love story ng aking kasintahan na ngayon ay aking asawa, Nang dahil sa hindi palaging masaya na palagi naka facebook, tapos tingin2 sa mga pelikula sa youtube, ako had one time na nka scroll2 sa facebook may isang tao nag message sakin unknown man, until tiningnan ko kung sino sya, at tiningnan ko ang kanyang mensahe at binasa ko ang chat at ang mukha ng nag message sakin, ang sabi nya sa chat "hi ms pwde ba makipagfriend sayo" tapos ni replyan ko, napa isip tuloy ako natatawa ako sa sarili ko at sa lalaking nag mensahe sakin.
Kaya e fast forward natin , lumipas ang mga araw mula nang nag-chat kami dahil sa sobrang inis ko pinansin ko nalang dahil hindi ako natutuwa, matagal kaming nag-chat, kahit hindi pa kami nakita, lumipas ang oras at buwan sa tagal naming nag chat, nag disisyon kami na magkita na kasi matagal na kaming nag chat, pagkita nanamin kinakabahan ako kasi first time itong mangyari sakin nahihiya pa ako hindi naman ako yung klasing babae na pagala2 until umabot na kami ng anibersaryo .
First anniversary namin okay pa ang lahat yung tipong sweet sayo tapos bibigyan ka ng kahit ano sa monthsary nyo, mapa chocolate or kahit ano tapos kakain kami kahit saan kainan, not until umaabot kami ng dalawang taon, umabot kami sa punto na palagi nalang mag aaway sa walang kwentang dahilan, palagi syang umaalis ng hindi magpapaalam sakin hindi na sya kagaya ng dati na sobrang sweet at caring, mag iiba talaga ang tao basta matagal na kayo, hindi talaga natin mahulaan ang panahon, weather2 lang talaga.
Until now sa hindi inaasahan umabot na kami sa point na mangyayari ito nabuntis nya ako hindi namin alam ang gagawin, natatakot ako dahil sa lola ko hindi ko alam kung ano sasabihin nya sakin at sa buong pamilya ko, lumipas ang mga araw tinanggap rin nila ako kasi wala na tayong magagawa nandito nato eh, tapos yung boyfriend ko nag alala rin hindi alam ang gagawin nya kasi wala na syang trabaho, pero hindi sya susuko kasi papanindigan nya ako gagawa sya ng paraan para lang samin ng anak nya responsibilidad nya rin ito.
Until nanganak na ako napakasaya namin kasi lumabas na yung little angel namin, ngayon nagsasama na kami sa iisang bubong kahit hindi pa kami kasal masaya kaming nagsasama, hindi talaga maiiwasan ang mga away at tampohan sa mag asawa o sa mga magkarelasyon.
Dito nalang po at maraming salamat sa pagbasa ng aming story kahit hindi masyadong detalye ang pagkasulat ko dito, Im still hoping na susupportan nyo parin ako. Stay safe everyone and god bless us
Today is the day I go to church because it's Wednesday , this is the day to pray but I can always pray to god. You know what I'm praying for? I hope this pandemic disappears without covid, I hope everything can return to the past, I hope the people are no longer poor, I hope the lord hears all that. Amen
My Personal Perspective
First of all not all human perspectives are the same, like me . I believe that every human problem has an inherent solution, that will not be given to us if we cannot overcome it. It's up to us how to solve it and we have to learn all that. because I'm not the type to just give up, I want to make the most of every minute of my life, so why should I depress myself?
I also believe that every person has his or her beliefs. There are others who believe. There are others who believe that what you do to someone will return you "karma" if called. some believe that everything planned has a reason. But I believe that everything you do whether it is right or not is your "choice".
That's when I thought why is that, what sometimes you want is not possible, what sometimes you want is not possible, where you are happy will be lost, But in my opinion that's why it is lost or taken away because something better or better is coming or that's not really for you.
Right now my vision is that education will help for my future, I want to learn something new every day, I want to challenge me in something, what I can't do that's what I do. It doesn't matter if you are poor now. But it's your fault that you're still poor when the time comes.
Growing Journey of My Little angel
Good day READ CASH how are you today? I just want to share the growing journey of my little angel.
The day of giving birth of this child i was so happy, im excited to hug her to kiss her and loving her.I know its hard to born a child cause i dont know how to carry but its challenging for me cause i learn how to carry a child.
The first month was challenging cause i dont have enough sleep i wake up in the midnight to feed her changing diaper, i know its hard but i need to be strong for her.
Second month still the same i woke up late night, feed her changes diaper, carry her put to sleep again. Third month my baby can see thats the progress.
Every month we go to health center for vaccination, after vaccine i cant put her in the crib cause she always crying, i carry her until she falls sleep, i know what she feels in her thigh.
Until she's 5 months now my baby can see clearly right now, she laugh hard she's so adorable. She can sleep in any posistion, shes bigger now, time is so fast the day she was born until now that shes 5months old.
I witnessed her growing thats precious, I miss her thats she was newborn. I always greatful that god give a wonderful baby, i love her until she turn 1, i promise that i always protect her, guide and i want her to learn how respect me as a mother and to other people.
To my little angel i know you cant read this right now but in the future i hope you love me as i love you my baby, i want you to be healthy and strong baby girl like mama, you know how much i love you dont grow to fast cause i treasure every moment with you. I love you baby girl.
Introduction:
hi everyone i am christy marie igoy i live in cebu philippines, i am 24 yrs old, have a child. I am the third child, I am a simple person, kind and hardworking. I'm new to read cash, I hope I can learn something here and get to know it, I also want to share my life and cooking.
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