31/03/2025
Give yourself permission to choose yourself, without judgement or explanations.
Remember how fu***ng special you are.
I have been navigating discernment a lot in the recent months.
Getting clear on the relationships in my life that nourish me, and those that drain me.
With unconditional love and deep compassion, I am constantly coming back to self, choosing myself always.
I am worthy.
I am deserving.
“You must learn to lovingly free yourself from spaces where your spirit feels invisible, misunderstood, or diminished. Not with bitterness, not with blame—but with quiet strength and a deep reverence for your own soul. When your light is dimmed by the energy around you, it is not your duty to shrink—it is your calling to rise.
There is no shame in choosing peace over approval. There is no guilt in protecting the sanctuary of your inner world. When you find yourself repeatedly explaining your heart to those who are not meant to receive it, it’s time to stop speaking and start listening—to your intuition, to your inner knowing, to the truth that says: You do not have to be understood to be worthy.
True connection doesn’t ask you to prove yourself. It flows effortlessly. It nourishes rather than drains. It honors your wholeness without trying to mold you into something more palatable. The ones who are meant for you will see you clearly, without persuasion or performance.
Walking away isn’t abandonment—it’s a sacred act of self-respect. It is a return to your center, a reclaiming of your energy, a powerful statement that says: My soul deserves to be nurtured, not negotiated. You were never meant to stay in places where your presence feels like a burden or where your spirit must be muted to be accepted.
You are divinely worthy, as you are. Not when you are more agreeable, not when you’re easier to understand, but exactly as you exist in this moment. You owe it to yourself to choose environments that reflect that truth back to you.
So release what no longer serves you. Let go without anger. Walk away without apology. Return to yourself—not out of pride, but out of deep, abiding love.
Where in your life is your soul asking you to gently let go?”
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