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Samantha Jacqueline's avatar

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The Unquiet Self's avatar

Wonderful reading thank you 🙏.

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Yuvraj Rana's avatar

This was so brilliant and beautiful.I was literally picturing every part of this journey from a pharma seller trying to sell a medicine to a kid just because she was wearing a lab coat 😂 to your mother's generosity and dedication towards her work. I relate with your joint family, I have felt the same way about my younger siblings. I try to offer them a safe space where they could open up because in my childhood I never had someone to whom I speak freely. There was always this silence treatment in my house but now when I have younger cousins I try that they don't have to feel the way I felt and I am happy because whatever troubles them They come to me for a discussion. I don't offer them advice but presence.

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tulipe's avatar

Hahahaha — thank you so much! That’s very cool. I’m happy to hear you have solid relations with your cousins and you’ve created a safe space for them that has lasted. Appreciate you reading my post!

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Michael Sunderlin's avatar

Lovely ❤️🩺

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Farida Hossain's avatar

Great writer! 💚

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The Leaf Journal's avatar

Wow you had an interesting childhood.

Yes, I need more of all the above.

Great list and perspective.

Thank you for sharing.

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Rache Brand's avatar

Really enjoy thinking about your principles... very in alignment with my flow and I can see that we are fully in the same frequency today. Safety and generosity are two areas we could all lean into more. Looking forward to learning more from you. 🤍

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Rayne | Resilience Imagined's avatar

Beautiful! I love how you point out that generosity doesn’t always require money or affluence. Listening, being present, offering protection are three wonderful examples you provide.

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Aaliya's avatar

Another beautiful write

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