Why I’m Not God

 I could NOT be God because I wouldn’t put up with a fraction of the foolishness that’s going on today. Y’all would have one time to cut up before I destroy everyone. I would be in a bad mood just about every day. #DeadSerious

Treat Energy Like Money

Repost (Denisha Davis)

Treat your ENERGY like it's Money.. If u don't give your Money to everybody stop giving your Energy to everybody & everything. #Namaste

I protect my energy & money by any means necessary, because it’s a lot of vultures waiting to pounce. Some people wonder why they’re irritable? Maybe they should look at how they treat their energy; do they give their energy to the wrong people? If so, the solution is doing the opposite: Be selfish with your energy.

A Word On Faith

Faith is God’s open door for us to allow him to move in our lives. 

You're Doing This & That? Prove It

I stand by this. Nobody should be important enough that you feel a need to show them how well you're doing. It's none of their business. People need to learn how to move in silence; let people see what YOU want them to see. We're all at different stages in life: Some people have arrived earlier than others, but there's no timetable on success. Just because you may take longer to arrive doesn't mean nothing; maybe YOU had a tougher road to travel in order to get where you need to be, that's cool. I believe that people who overcame adversity to make it are more appreciative of their blessing because of what they went through.

 

How Should Christians Respond to Roe V. Wade?

Since Roe vs. Wade was overturned (abortion rights were returned to the states; each state determines whether they'll uphold or outlaw abortion), it has sparked fierce debate among Christians. Some Christians applaud the Supreme Court's decision, others are upset. I expect the world to be upset because some of them have no regards for life; secular folks are stuck on that "My Body, My Choice" slogan. Christians are supposed to stand for righteousness, and being pro-abortion contradicts that. Abortion is nothing more than calculated murder. I'm against abortion for the simple fact that some women CHOOSE to lay down with a man, then when they get pregnant, they don't want the child and get an abortion. In that instance, they don't want the responsibility of caring for a child, so they take the easy way out. If you don't want a baby, don't lay down with another person. It's that simple.

Regretting Parenthood

This blog post may be too real for some, but it needs to be talked about. For many parents, parenthood is joyous because they're molding their children into responsible citizens who will make an impact on society. Even though parenthood can be challenging, most parents don't regret parenthood because parenthood has taught them more about themselves. What about those parents who regret parenthood? Look at the evidence: Parents charged with abuse & neglect of their children. You can Google articles on child abuse/neglect of children by their parents and find thousands of results. The above snippet is from a minister I follow on FB and she's known for tackling subjects most people aren't ready for. This topic has me thinking about the children. How would the children feel if they knew they were unwanted? Slighted, upset, depressed are a few thoughts that come to mind. I know some parents wouldn't tell their kids they regret being their mom and/or dad, but the thought has probably crossed their mind, especially if the child is special needs, or brings them more grief than they're equipped to handle. I couldn't tell my kid(s) I regret having them because it would hurt them, and me. Would they get on my nerves? Yes, but that's where discipline comes in. They cross that line, it's a wrap for them. I applaud people who choose not to have children because can't deal with parenthood's challenges. If more people were real about not being able to handle parenthood, there wouldn't be so many unwanted, abused/neglected children.

 

Woman Goes Crazy On Her Baby Daddy For Only Bringing Food For His Kid An...

All over social media, I'm hearing about a father catching hell for not buying the other kids McDonalds; he only bought McDonalds for his son. Personally, I would've bought McDonalds for all the kids because I couldn't let my child eat good and forget about the other kids; that's just ME. Everyone doesn't think like that and it's cool. I'm not picking sides; it's just what it is. Maybe the father only had enough for his son, did the mother consider that? If the mother was that pissed off, why didn't SHE buy those kids McDonalds?🤔Every battle isn't worth fighting. Allegedly she was selling the stamps (don't know how true, but if so, she's foul for taking food from her kids' mouths), which meant she expected him to pick up the slack for the other fathers. Let's say he had to go without for his child so he could make sure the other kids could eat; this video wouldn't exist. Again, this is just me but I hate drama so I would shut it down by feeding all the kids at once just to shut her up. All the kids eat, they're happy...problem solved. It would become an issue for me if this happened repeatedly because where's the other fathers? Why aren't they stepping up?