Nojma Reflects
March 4 ·
I don't COMPETE with a man; instead I am a COMPLIMENT and a COMPLEMENT.
I don't NAG, I NURTURE.
I don't REBEL....I SUBMIT.
I don't Castrate...I SUPPORT.
I don't EMASCULATE...I EMPOWER.
I don't CONDEMN...I COMFORT.
I don't use my mouth to BREAK HIM DOWN him, instead I am mindful of my tone, and what I say to him in order to BUILD HIM UP.
Because I made it a requirement for him to SECURE me...he knows that his future and legacy (children) is SECURE WITH Me.
Because I know it's HELL on those streets....I make sure there is HEAVEN in his Home...
In a world of TURMOIL...I am his PEACE.
While he is dodging the bullets being thrown at his back...he knows that I HAVE his back....
Instead of being in an ALLIANCE with our common enemy, I have pledged my ALLEGIANCE to HIM
I think we spoke about this young woman's page hundreds of pages ago but just wanted to give a positive post by her. You can tell alot of women who look at her page probably hate her because of how hard she criticizes alot of Black women for lack of accountability.
She also had a post about a week ago where she talked about how her father just died and she made an entire post basically eulogizing him and thanking him for raising her well.
Nojma Reflects
July 18 ·
Edited ·
Yesterday, I received a call letting me know my Father had passed. Even though he was battling cancer, it was still a shock because I just recently spoke to him and I texted him the day before he passed.
We just started communicating again, and we started the process of forgiveness and atonement.
I do take solace in the fact that he left knowing that the children and I are in good hands, that we are protected, loved and secure.
Before joining the military, my father was a local boxer and he was known as "Cool Hand Luke." Lol I think it was from a movie or something lol. He was also an excellent cook.
I want to stress that forgiveness and the atonement process are vital when it comes to repairing relationships, of any kind. It's not enough to apologize, you(we)have to be willing to put in the necessary work that's required to repair relationships. Always be willing to listen to BOTH sides of the story. As I've said before whoever is telling the story TO you, decides HOW the story is told to you. They decide who's the victim, the villain and who's the hero.
One of the most defining relationships in a young girl's life is the relationship she has with her Father. I know women that have deliberately tampered with that relationship, either out of selfishness, bitterness, vindictiveness or because they don't want to deal with their own demons. This is why the truth bothers so many women, it's like an exorcism, because we have become so hideous, our state of mind has become unappealing, the quick way that we play the victim has become so grotesque that we have morphed into unrecognizable beings that have become unattractive in the spiritual eyes of many because of our refusal to be held accountable.
Back to my Father, I'm glad that towards the end it took a positive direction and I will always be thankful for the seed of life. Because if it wasn't for his seed, I wouldn't be here.
Time and life are very precious. Choose HOW you spend your time wisely, and also choose who you spend your time WITH wisely.