Discovering-the-reasons-I-choose-to-work
Out of billions, you came together. Your stories are forever intertwined and it’s up to the both of you to figure out how your story continues. So, listen, learn, and understand something new about each other every day; write us a good one!
I’ll admit that I do recognize my love language to be quality time. I think that’s why I have found myself lonely in so many crowded circumstances. Unrequited friendships leave me feeling empty. Those things are empty. And at many, many points of motherhood, the care and love you give your babies is unrequited.
So when we meet, we all show-up with the baggage of the days we’ve had. It’s clearly on our shoulders or in our disheveled hair or in the stains on our clothes and in the sores on our heels.
Instead of networking and taking time for myself, if I were the one to lose my job I’d become the craziest (albeit amazing) homemaker you’d ever seen!
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