If fruit ate humans how would they do it.
Split peel us like a banana?
Take the skin of like an orange?
Bite right in like an apple?
Split peel us like a banana?
Take the skin of like an orange?
Bite right in like an apple?
Thoughts Post your little thoughts.
I don't understand
Stare at the shooting stars in the sky questioning every thought realizing a wish is only a heart's dream, so dare I make a wish or make a deal with a demon giving up another piece of my soul
That's a big little thought Sis.
These are the thoughts I get at night while it's quiet Boo
It’s good to talk. But afterwards sometimes I wish I’d kept my mouth shut.
I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m not going to ever have the same sort of friendship with anyone here that a lot of you seem to have.
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Damn that's some wise wisdom there
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I highly recommend spending a lot of time in solitude because that’s where you get to meet yourself.
Finding things about certain things about your life brings you clarity. Hearing all sides, opens your eyes and opens your heart to forgiveness and love. Changes who you are and who you want to be. I chose to be me, find who I am and love me. I found it's ok to be angry, just try not to be angry too long. Take time to wrap your head around it no matter how long it takes, deal with it when your ready not when they are ready. Give yourself time to feel and grieve or time to just be. Even if it's years. Just do not lose yourself in your feelings or anger
Grief after losing my mom has been like riding a rollercoaster I never asked to get on. Some days feel manageable, like I’m slowly coasting through. Other days, the weight of her absence hits me out of nowhere—and I’m in a freefall I can’t stop. It’s unpredictable. One moment I’m functioning, smiling even—and the next, a wave of emotion crashes in from a memory, a scent, or even just a quiet moment when I realize she’s not here. 
A penny for your thoughts makes you a cheap ho
She is there watching over you. When you are in that free fall of grief, she is holding you telling you it will be okay...and that she is okay.Grief after losing my mom has been like riding a rollercoaster I never asked to get on. Some days feel manageable, like I’m slowly coasting through. Other days, the weight of her absence hits me out of nowhere—and I’m in a freefall I can’t stop. It’s unpredictable. One moment I’m functioning, smiling even—and the next, a wave of emotion crashes in from a memory, a scent, or even just a quiet moment when I realize she’s not here.
Thanks. I hope God allows her to see me in my happy moments and not my sad moments only because heaven is a peaceful place there is no sadness or pain etc so I wouldn't want my mom to see that so if anything I hope she can experience the good moments with me. I know that she's with me in my heart and sometimes I feel it's just part of the journey with grief.
She sees all of it....and I'll bet overjoyed with how you handle things - both the highs and the lows.Thanks. I hope God allows her to see me in my happy moments and not my sad moments only because heaven is a peaceful place there is no sadness or pain etc so I wouldn't want my mom to see that so if anything I hope she can experience the good moments with me. I know that she's with me in my heart and sometimes I feel it's just part of the journey with grief.
Sometimes I get too in my head.
