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To my listeners, I want to share something real--from the heart. I had so much passion in my past, a deep desire to love and be loved, to build something meaningful. I gave my all, even when it meant letting go of my own identity--my family. I was willing to make sacrifices for love, for commitment. But looking back, I also carry regrets. Regrets for silencing my own voice. Regret for dimming my light to make someone else feel comfortable. I lost parts of myself trying to hold it all together. Now, I speak not just from experience, but from a place of healing--because I know I'm not alone. If you've ever given too much and felt like it still wasn't enough, I see you. I've been you. And we're still standing.

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Life has a way of shifting, sometimes in ways we don't expect. The tide started changing for me when I found myself juggling so much--motherhood, work, and the uncertainty of home life. There were moments I don't know if my husband would still have a job, if rent would get paid, or even if he'd have a new girlfriend. But in the middle of that storm, a breath of fresh air came through a friend--someone who lived just two buildings away. Spending time with her and her daughter gave me an outlet, a space where I could relax, laugh, and feel some ease. And then, there were the moments with my son--going to the mall, having fun at Six Flags. Those times reminded me that even when life felt uncertain, joy still existed. The tide was shifting, not because everything got easier, but because I found little moments of relief. And sometimes, that's all we need to keep going.

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Let's talk about one of those moments when life felt like it was finally coming--together--only for the past to come knocking. Everything was going well, and then my ex-resurfaced. He came back, not just with words but with a ring, a proposal, and a promise of a fresh start. And I said yes. Before I knew it, I had packed up my life and moved to Maryland, stepping into a new role--not just as a wife, but as a mom and a stepmom. I was trying to adjust, trying to make it all work. But just like before, the cracks started to show. There were other women. There were other issues. And yet, life was life. I told myself to push through, to focus on the good, to build something stable in the chaos. But here's the thing--when you ignore the truth, when you try to hold together something that was broken from the start, the weight of it all catches up to you. And it did. I learned that no matter how much you want something to work, it takes two people fully committed, fully honest, and fully present. And that wasn't the case. I'll dive deeper into what happened next, but I want you to sit with this--how often do we convince ourselves that things are okay just because we don't want to start over again? How often do we settle for what feels familiar instead of what we truly deserve?

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