“Let your child fail.”
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“Let your child fail.”
“They thought they were posing for a family photo shoot for a project… little did they know it was my graduation announcement.”
“Nothing could actually be wrong with my child right? That just happens to other people’s children; not mine.”
“Let me share with you ‘just’ what I really am.”
“I became a ‘peeing on a stick’ addict. I nervously walked up to the counter and placed them down hoping to not be judged. Lo and behold, the cashier was a 16-year-old boy who clearly had no clue he was about to spark a fire in me. ‘I’m trying to have a child and it’s not easy for my husband and me.’ I was 28 years old, how on earth could this be real?”
“You’ve always been so kind and sensitive. Now I see femininity in those memories. I’m proud of you for recognizing who you are and living as your true self.”
“The day after she turned seven months old, we took her home from hospital again. I didn’t realize this at the time, but this was the day she smiled at me for the last time.”
“The second I saw that beautiful face I realized I had meaning in this world. The struggles, worries and doubt faded away, and at that very second I knew we were going to be okay.”
“That may sound like a terrible thing to say, but in some ways, I think, I hope, it shields him.”
“If all of this sounds like something you’d like to be a part of, then you are ready to be a parent!”