08/05/2025
š„āMamaā means much more than just āmotherāā¦
In English, we say āmamaā with tendernessātired eyes, coffee in hand, holding the world together.
But in Spanish, āmamacitaā can mean hot mama.
In Filipino culture, āmamaā can refer to a confident, commanding woman.
In African-American communities, it can be a term of endearment and major strength.
āØ Across cultures, āmamaā carries vibrancy and fire.
But what happens when you donāt feel that anymore?
When youāre exhausted, gaining weight, disconnected from your body, and your spark feels like a distant memory?
Hormonal shifts, adrenal fatigue, nutrient depletion, and chronic stress can all dampen that inner vitalityāand leave you feeling like just a shell of the woman you were meant to be.
This isnāt just about libido.
This isnāt just about energy.
This is about wholeness.
If your sexuality is suffering, your health likely is too.
Getting your spark back isnāt selfishāitās sacred.
You are not ājustā a mother. You are a MAMA š„
And that means far more than the world gives you credit for.
Tag a mama who needs this reminder today š
