Lately as you can see I haven’t done much blogging. I had to take a moment to myself, step back and take a real good look at things and people in my life, mostly my current situation with my son’s father. Most people wouldn’t air out their business on a blog because they are afraid of what people will think of them but I’m a writer and this is how I express my feelings. After all this is The Diary Of She. For the longest I’ve had this man’s back, gave him all I could, didn’t talk down on him and the life he was living. I called him my best friend, my husband and the love of my life. Even when he disrespected me over and over and talked down on me like I was just some random in the street. It took me a year (during my pregnancy to my son being 6 months) to realize that’s not how a man treats a woman he loves and that’s damn sure not how you should treat the mother of your child. It took me thinking back/looking at all the hurtful things he has ever said to me and crying my eyes out to see that’s not the man I want to be with and that’s also not the man I want my son to grow up to be. He will know how to respect not only women but his elders as well. He will work hard for everything he has instead of running to the streets living faulty. I had to stop thinking about myself and start thinking for my son as well. He doesn’t deserve to grow up in a dysfunctional household and he won’t have to. He won’t have to look at someone who abuses his mother, not physically but emotionally. It may have taken a lot to push me but I’ve finally realized, actually i’ve always known that I deserve so much better than what I have been receiving and with that realization has come complete happiness.
3 responses to “The Single Mom Diaries: Realization”
Hope you don’t’ mine If I re blog this. You almost made me cry lol. No seriously thank you for sharing this. Keep inspiring women and single mothers in general !. It’s within in my own experience (I read this from a single female’s perspective) , and can relate to the emotional verbal and mental abuse done that encompasses you as a woman , yet you are a mother, so I commend you on overcoming this experience, for both you and your son! Thank you Sydney:-)
-AprylAshleigh
Thank you :). I’m happy my experience can inspire and I really appreciate your words. I wouldn’t mind you re blogging at all.
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A Single Mother’s Blunt Reality: The single Mom Diaries turns crying pages into happy realizations. Thank you Sydney! 🙂