“Pride month for me does not just mean celebrating my queer identity, but how all of my identities intersect with one another.”
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“Pride month for me does not just mean celebrating my queer identity, but how all of my identities intersect with one another.”
“Life moves much easier when we know what and when to expect things.“
“There are so many people out there who’d be happy to talk to you, support you, and help you on your journey, you just need to find them.”
“People believe it’s enough to just love your child, or to provide a home and basic necessities. But when you adopt a child of another culture, there are responsibilities those parents have to incorporate culture, help nurture a strong BIPOC identity, and prepare them to cope with racism.”
“Once I started focusing on myself and my own happiness, I no longer felt bitter with my husband when he sat down to play video games or when he made plans with a friend.”
“Our surrogate was just as upset as us and vowed to keep trying until we have a baby in our arms. We had to remember to be grateful we still had 7 other embryos and a chance to try again.”
“I had begun to move shame aside. Now, I would need to work very hard to replace it with Pride.”
“The phrase ‘you can’t go home again’ rings true. But not just for locations.”
“I had spent days watching my daughter, unable to hold her, feed her, or even dress her. I will never forget how the act of kindness impacted my life.”
“The last one makes you soak up the moments a little longer and pick your battles a little better.”
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