As far as outgrowing interests and whatnot, that doesn’t change for me. Some of it has, but I have very little interests. It’s not that I’ve not matured, though. I can’t change that I still have a lot of interest in childish things (typically), etc. But it isn’t that I’ve not matured and/or try to cling onto the past. :P It’s not even close to that. :]

Thanks for the share. I’m still trying to figure out who I am/supposed to be and find my inner peace. It’s quite difficult when I’m a twenty-one year old who acts like a single mother of three (because I raised my siblings) and so on. :L No one takes me seriously.

But you know what, I second Miss Marcie on the letting go part. If I got upset every time I thought about the physical, mental, and spiritual abuse I had to endure because of lack of proper guidance…homicide doesn’t even begin to scratch to surface.

Look at all you have accomplished, everything you are and are going to be…it’s sad certain people can’t/couldn’t be there, but your family, health, love and sanity is more important than running behind someone who can’t love themselves or love you back.

There are too many women out here who feel as if their life is not going to start unless they have a man. It’s hard for them to find happiness within themselves first because to a lot of women that process takes too long and it means they might have to be alone for awhile. In 2012 when you talk about waiting and taking time to do anything, chile please that’s not popular talk and it’s “taboo.” Nobody wants to take the time to get to know one another, let alone stop and get to know themselves. This is sad but true.