A light can guide the way, by the wayside. Disappointment. Deceit. It wasn't ever a game. Hear, see.

MomWifeBoss Life 001 The Real Job Title: CEO, COO, and Chief Everything Officer of the Home What's Your Mom Superpower? We all have the "Mom Superpower" and we also endure the (and the Worst) not-so Superpower, too!

Dating today feels more like a transaction than a connection — where “casual” is the new commitment and emotions are optional. In this honest yet humorous reflection, I share my experiences navigating a dating world obsessed with hookups and instant gratification. It’s raw, funny, and ultimately hopeful — a reminder that wanting something real isn’t outdated, it’s courageous.

Modern dating has turned into a game of inconsistency—men who text passionately one day and vanish the next, only to reappear with a casual “Hey stranger 😏” like nothing happened. This witty and empowering piece dives into why inconsistency has become the new norm, what it really says about emotional availability, and how women—especially single moms—can protect their peace by recognizing that inconsistency isn’t a mystery, it’s immaturity. You don’t need a man who shows up when it’s easy; you deserve one who shows up because he wants to.

In “Another Day Dating in Today’s World,” a single woman reflects on the emotional ups and downs of online dating — the false starts, red flags, and quiet hope that keeps her trying again. Through honest self-awareness, she shares what it means to recognize patterns, trust intuition, and stop settling for half-hearted love. It’s a raw look at modern dating and the strength it takes to keep believing in something real.

In “More Than I Let On,” a single mom opens up about the quiet battles she faces while raising kids, living with bipolar disorder, and navigating the loneliness of dating. She shares the raw truth behind her strength — the tears no one sees, the exhaustion that hides beneath her smile, and the constant effort to keep going. Through her honesty, she reminds other moms that they’re not alone, that it’s okay to struggle, and that surviving — even imperfectly — is its own kind of strength.

Love can be many things but to me it’s the will to stay to keep looking after that person even when it gets hard you see there was someone important in my life. Someone i chose to keep chasing for years even when it was obvious i should have stopped and eventually got somewhere with them even after that it didn’t work just became someone i thought I could trust i had told them things about me like my situation and what i was going through we had a few good times even laughs then it began to change.

Discussing emotional abuse from my point of view. How it changes someone, how I feel it is worse than being hit.

Do you believe long-distance relationships can survive? Here are 5 exciting techniques to help make that happen: Plan Your Communication Don’t just assume you'll talk when you can — plan it. Make communication intentional and meaningful. Share how you feel, talk about your day, even set digital boundaries and talk openly about intimacy. Vary How You Communicate Spice it up with different apps, letters, care packages, or a shared journal. It’s not just about talking — it’s about finding creative ways to stay connected. Create the Best Dates Long distance doesn’t mean boring. Plan virtual dinners, movie nights, walks, or even cook together over video. Make memories, even if you're miles apart. Set and Achieve Goals Together Grow together. Whether it’s saving for a visit or helping each other with personal goals, having shared ambitions keeps the bond strong. Plan Your Next Meeting Give yourselves something to look forward to. Don’t just wait .

Men will do anything they can to get what they want from you. THAT P**SY 🐈‍⬛. Don't fall for it, EVER! They'll Sweet talk you, treat you "right" O O K smh... What is my take away??? Stay Single & SEXY!

Friends come and go. Always shaping your life. I found lifelong friends and then watched as those people left my life. My experience with the cycle of friends.

When I was 14, I developed a secret crush I thought I could keep hidden forever. I nicknamed him “Mr. Coolman” (and secretly “Mr. Sexy”), convinced no one would ever find out. But my younger sister had other plans—she waited for the perfect moment to blurt it out in front of our parents. My face turned red, my secret was exposed, and I ran outside not knowing if I should laugh or cry. Lesson learned: never trust your little sister with your biggest secret crush.

“They don’t deny you closure by accident they deny it to keep you trapped. The moment you stop looking to them for answers is the moment you take your power back.”

A raw, emotional reflection on the exhaustion that comes from giving too much and receiving too little. It speaks to the pain of feeling invisible, used, and unloved—of reaching a breaking point where hope runs dry and all that's left is emptiness.

A reflection on a fleeting love that felt like summer—warm, beautiful, but never meant to last. It captures the pain of believing in promises that were never kept and the heartbreak of being left behind.

This one is more for people in a relationship or anyone in your life that you work with mentally or spiritually everyday and it talks about how if someone is giving you 20% of their energy then you should be the other 80% and it goes the other way around

Surprising Fact/Statistic: Studies show that emotional wounds can take just as long or even longer to heal than physical ones, and the process is rarely a straight line. Key Points: • The Beginning of Healing: Healing often starts with awareness acknowledging the pain, trauma, or brokenness that needs attention. This stage can feel the hardest because it requires honesty, vulnerability, and facing emotions we’ve avoided. • The Process: Healing is not instant; it involves patience, small steps forward, and sometimes setbacks. It’s about building healthier habits, letting go of toxic patterns, and learning new ways to cope. • The End of Healing: The end of healing doesn’t always mean the pain is completely gone it means the pain no longer controls you. At this point, you’ve gained strength, perspective, and peace. What once hurt deeply becomes a part of your story, not the definition of who you are.

We’ve all been there love feels amazing at first, then suddenly it can break you in ways nothing else can. Why does it hurt so bad to care for someone? Why does heartbreak cut deeper than anything else? In this stream, we’ll open up about the real reasons love hurts, the lessons hidden in the pain, and how to move forward without closing your heart. “They say love heals… but why does it hurt the most?”

Atop of the pearly quilted and sunloathed bedsheets is fascination compared to the mysteries that sit in front of shot creature.

The read explores the hidden complexities behind perceived imbalances in relationships, emphasizing that a partner's lack of contribution often stems from invisible burdens like financial stress, parenting demands, health issues, grief from losing a parent, or past trauma. It highlights how comfort in a relationship allows vulnerability, where small favors signal a need for support rather than laziness. The piece dives into the transformative impact of parenthood, detailing the physical and mental toll and the importance of teamwork in sharing tasks like household chores or emotional support. It normalizes evolving relationship dynamics over time, noting how years together and adding kids shift intimacy and alone time, yet foster deeper connection through micro-moments.