“It ran in the family until it ran into me”
I went to see a psychic the other day... and she told me I had overcome a lot of generational curses. “It ran in the family until I ran into me.” I overcame things such as “addictions” conquering abusive situations from narcissistic people and rising from the ashes instead of laying down and giving up. We also broke the generational curse of having children young which lead to never ending poverty and non education 🤔 although I had my first baby at 18 I didn’t let it slow me down. I wasn’t quitting. I was going to go to school and work and make something of my life. There was going to be More to my life than being a mother and a housewife. I was going to follow my dreams no matter what.
I don’t take no for an answer, I never will. I love my family. They were so poor and all struggling with their own demons and mental issues, on top of trying to do their best to raise up children. I don’t resent anyone and I’m not angry at anyone. I am grateful for every single thing good and bad that has ever happened to me. They all were opportunities for me to grow whether I choose to see them that way or not. I am the mentally strongest person I know because of what I have been through and the struggles I had to go through.
I’m glad I was so poor because it made me want to work until I had something. It made me humble when I finally did get something.
My generations parents were the pillars that supported my generation. They were strong and resilient, and propelled us forward so that we could reach for the stars. Although they always had beef and neverendlingly fought and wouldn’t speak to one another. It taught our generation that we were going to be different. I love my sister so much I can’t describe it with words. I don’t even see my cousin as a cousin she is my sister too. My sister is going to law school to be a lawyer and my mom doesn’t make her work, she’s very smart she will succeed. My cousin like myself is also going to nursing school. She is also brilliant and will succeed as well. She will probably be done Be the end of the year. And myself am almost done with my studies as well. It makes me so happy and I am so happy for them and I am so happy that WE were the generation who broke all of the generational curses.
I don’t take no for an answer, I never will. I love my family. They were so poor and all struggling with their own demons and mental issues, on top of trying to do their best to raise up children. I don’t resent anyone and I’m not angry at anyone. I am grateful for every single thing good and bad that has ever happened to me. They all were opportunities for me to grow whether I choose to see them that way or not. I am the mentally strongest person I know because of what I have been through and the struggles I had to go through.
I’m glad I was so poor because it made me want to work until I had something. It made me humble when I finally did get something.
My generations parents were the pillars that supported my generation. They were strong and resilient, and propelled us forward so that we could reach for the stars. Although they always had beef and neverendlingly fought and wouldn’t speak to one another. It taught our generation that we were going to be different. I love my sister so much I can’t describe it with words. I don’t even see my cousin as a cousin she is my sister too. My sister is going to law school to be a lawyer and my mom doesn’t make her work, she’s very smart she will succeed. My cousin like myself is also going to nursing school. She is also brilliant and will succeed as well. She will probably be done Be the end of the year. And myself am almost done with my studies as well. It makes me so happy and I am so happy for them and I am so happy that WE were the generation who broke all of the generational curses.
26-30, F
