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Comment of the Week
From the post: 15 Great Pieces Of Advice To Help You On Your Parenting Journey
And tell them often that you love them but more importantly show them by spending time with them. Let them be children and dont expect them to be small adults and for gods sake let them be who they want to be not what you wish you had been. Allow them to make their own mistakes because it’s the only way to truly learn.
Don’t force your religious beliefs down their throats because, whether you want to admit or not, it is just a belief and not a known and most likely the beliefs you have were chosen by your parents for you or the society you grew up in. I’m not a believer in any religion but my children, who are both grown now, don’t know that because maybe I’m wrong and I never felt comfortable making that choice for them when I can’t be sure of my own thinking on the matter. It’s entirely possible to teach good values and behavior without religion.
The Dumping Grounds
A Tribute To The Unwavering Loyalty Of Service Dogs
1. Through the good and bad, a dog will never leave their soldier’s side.
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The Dumping Grounds
What Are The Inner Thoughts Of Someone Suffering From Anorexia?
I don’t know how to qualify the way I viewed myself. Days I knew I was too thin and others where I viewed myself as in need of losing weight. Small things, skin roll when sitting, bloating, skin pinching, that made me obsessed over every ounce of fat.
I don’t think I viewed myself as fat or obese, necessarily. I was aware and unaware of being thin. I knew my ribs sticked, I knew I looked I’ll. But the need, the will, the absolute triumph I felt when my weight dropped trumped everything else. This feeling mattered more to me than the consequences, I felt important, I felt good and in control.
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