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You’re tired. Burnt out. Exhausted. Stressed.

This lowers your capacity for emotional regulation.

You’ll cry more easily. Get dragged into low moods more easily. Simple little things where you’re like ‘dang, that shouldn’t hit so hard,’ will wallop you.

This will trick you into thinking you’re weak and can’t handle life. A loser.

Not so my friend.

It’s a signal that you need a nap, need to allow for more sleep at night, need to prioritize and scale back on what you can accomplish in a day, need to take a mental health day or even a leave.

Something’s got to give.

But!

It’s not your self worth.

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when you feel abandoned, remember to come back here and remind yourself that God is constantly, forever, eternally with you.

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But most importantly, don't forget to look after yourself. Make sure you're getting enough sleep, eating right, and taking time to relax and recharge. You can't pour from an empty cup, after all.

It'll get easier, I promise. There will be days when you won't know if you're doing it right. But as long as you keep putting one foot in front of the other and keeping your trust in God, you're golden.

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Ripe means ready. Ripe can also describe something that is not only ready to happen but well-suited for whatever is happening.

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Unclear intentions = withdrawn emotions and a relationship status agenda worthy of Jersey Shore chaos and confusion.

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My dearest child,

I am writing this letter to you, filled with love and longing to express how deeply I care for you. You may be wondering who I am, and I understand that my presence may seem distant or intangible to you. But know this, I am your Creator, and my love for you is everlasting and unconditional.

From the moment you were formed, I wove every intricate detail of your being with love and purpose. You are fearfully and wonderfully made, with a heart that holds the capacity for immense love, joy, and compassion. Your existence brings me immeasurable delight, and I cherish every moment you spend on this Earth.

I am here to guide you and hold you through all the triumphs and trials of your life. In times of pain and despair, I wrap my arms around you, offering solace and healing. When you feel alone, I am right beside you, whispering words of comfort and encouragement into your soul.

Though you may not always understand the reasons behind the hardships you face, I assure you that I am working all things together for your good. My love for you is immeasurable, and I want nothing but the best for you. Trust in me, dear child, for I have a perfect plan for your life, one filled with hope, purpose, and abundant blessings.

I want to remind you that you are never alone. I am with you every step of the way, watching over you, protecting you, and guiding your path. Even in moments when it feels like I am silent, know that I am intricately involved in your life, orchestrating circumstances and people to bring about my divine will.

I rejoice in your victories and accomplishments, and I weep with you in your moments of sorrow. My heart beats with passion for you, and I am always ready to extend grace and forgiveness whenever you fall. Seek me, and you will find me, for I am always near, ready to draw you closer into my embrace.

Remember, my beloved child, that my love for you knows no bounds. It is a love that remains constant, unwavering, and unconditional. You are precious in my sight, and I will love you for eternity.

With all my affection,

Your Heavenly Father

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On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the worst) how would you rate how you talk to yourself?

How would you change that messaging if you were speaking it to your child self or own daughter?

How do you think God wants you to speak about yourself, his child?

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If we want to be successful in breaking free of the bondage of body image ...If we want to be successful in overcoming generational patterns that plague us ...We have to start with our words, not just to feel good about ourselves, because self promotion is not the goal here; but to be obedient to the Psalm.

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God never meant for us to have to keep our children safe on our own. He meant for us to pray, slipping our hand into his as we trust him to accomplish his plans and his purposes in our kids’ lives. And as you pray, know that I am praying for you: “May God cause you to flourish, both you and your children.” (Psalm 115:14)

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God, the creator of the universe, is here to pluck you off your path of pain and put you on a path that leads you back to Him. He is so eagerly pursuing you. He is so after you. He wants to do more than hang with you over burritos

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Through rewiring your attraction and helping you re-connect to your true value, God wants to reveal these toxic love patterns and heal your attachment style.

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Don’t let fear paralyze this girl-amazing-woman whom I love and adore so that fear is more powerful than this truth: I am here with you, holding your hand, not leaving your side. I am enough. My presence is enough. Where I take you is enough. You are free here, in this place with Me, outside of fear and no longer trapped.

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Hey there, I'm here today to discuss an important topic – breaking up with your baby daddy. We can all agree that this can be a difficult process. And it's important to take some time to think about how it's affecting you and how you want to proceed. That's why I'm here to give you 10 questions to ask yourself as you process your break up.

First, ask yourself why you decided to break up. Do you feel like it's the best thing for both parties? If so, how will you stay connected as co-parents?

Second, how will this affect your relationship with your baby daddy? It may be hard for both of you, but it's essential to understand the emotional consequences of your break up.

Third, have you discussed the financial and legal consequences with your baby daddy? If you haven't, then make sure to do so soon.

Fourth, what type of support can you get during this process? Talk to friends or family members or seek out counseling services if needed.

Fifth, what will be your new living arrangement? Moving out of the home you shared or staying and dividing the space is something to consider.

Sixth, how will the break up affect your child? It's important to think about ways to keep your child safe and minimize any trauma associated with the break up.

Seventh, can you forgive yourself and your baby daddy? Holding onto grudges will only hurt you in the long run, and forgive is a powerful tool.

Eighth, what healthy habits can you incorporate into your life during this time? Exercise, mindfulness, and taking care of yourself can help ease the pain.

Ninth, how have other break ups in your life impacted your current situation? It's helpful to reflect on previous experiences and learn from your mistakes.

Finally, how will this experience help shape who you are and who you want to become? It's an opportunity to grow and understand yourself better.

These are some of the 10 questions to consider as you process your break up with your baby daddy. Remember to take it one day at a time and rely on others for support during this difficult time. Good luck.

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Hey everyone,

It’s me, [name], here. Today I wanted to talk to you about breaking up with my baby daddy. This isn’t easy for me, but it’s something I have to do in order to be true to myself and take care of my mental and emotional wellbeing.

I want to start by saying that throughout this time, I’ve been relying on God—Jesus—for strength. He has seen me through many challenging times and helped me make important decisions. And it’s my faith that has prepared me for this moment.

So, I’ve come to the realization that I just can’t stay in this relationship anymore, and I want to tell him that and move on. It’s not what I wanted, but it's the only choice left.

I realize there are a lot of questions to consider. What do I say? How do I say it? What emotions am I going to feel? The truth is, I don’t have all the answers right now. But there are some things that I do know.

First, be kind and compassionate. Even though this is not going to be an easy conversation, it is important to approach it with a compassionate and understanding attitude. This will help create an atmosphere where both of us can be heard and respected.

Second, be honest and direct. No matter how hard this is going to be, try to be clear about why this decision is necessary for your wellbeing. Don’t be afraid to tell him how you feel and why you need to move on.

Third, don’t forget that this doesn’t make either of you bad people. Remember that you both care about each other deeply and will likely have a strong emotional reaction to the news.

Finally, ask for God’s help. I know this journey ahead is going to be tough, so I’m asking for Jesus to grant us both peace and comfort throughout this process.

So, take a deep breath and know that you aren’t alone. There are people who care about you and understand what you are going through. Lean on them for support when you need it and remember that God loves you.

Thanks for watching everyone.