@ramialamer0: أمير###في الوقت الحالي يخوض بعض الآباء حروبآ في الحياه من أجل أبناءه ليبقوا في أمان وسعاده ولكن حنان ابنته ضيع كل الصعاب والتعب ..يا رب لا تكسر رجلآ أمام أهل بيته

أمير الفخامه والرجوله
أمير الفخامه والرجوله
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Don’t get me wrong. I have hope. I’ve had hope. But I got to experience YOUR hope. And that hope courses through your veins and reminds you you’re not in this alone.  Being *in person* at this event changed me. I now understand why showing up to moments like this are so important. Being surrounded IRL with palpable hope.  Nothing manufactured that hope either. No big light show or fire. No purposefully moving music to get you to “feel something.” Just 8,000 people who came together for a few hours to be reinvigorated by some of the greatest our country will ever know.  It was beautiful and an experience I will tell my grandchildren.  Laying in bed this morning, snuggling with my girls, showing them pictures and videos from the rally will forever be a core memory for me.  My oldest understands mommy isn’t just a mommy anymore, and in a recent conversation with her about what she wanted to be when she grew up, she told me she wanted to be a mom—the same answer I gave my mom, who was also a SAHM. It’s all my daughter knows a woman can do really, so it’s honoring she wanted to be this, but there’s more she has to offer to the world, which I kindly explained. Our conversation followed like this: “Oh you will be a mommy! But you can do anything else too! Mommy isn’t just a mommy anymore!”  “What do you do?”  A long pause. “I help change the world.”  With a grin growing on her face, “Well, I want to help change the world, too!!”  She could change the world by innovating something new or be an artist. She doesn’t have to change the world in the way I do. But she at least knows there’s a purpose out there waiting for her to uncover, outside just being a wife and mom. Something I never was led to believe.  #leavingmaga #deconstruction #exvangelical #voteblue
Don’t get me wrong. I have hope. I’ve had hope. But I got to experience YOUR hope. And that hope courses through your veins and reminds you you’re not in this alone. Being *in person* at this event changed me. I now understand why showing up to moments like this are so important. Being surrounded IRL with palpable hope. Nothing manufactured that hope either. No big light show or fire. No purposefully moving music to get you to “feel something.” Just 8,000 people who came together for a few hours to be reinvigorated by some of the greatest our country will ever know. It was beautiful and an experience I will tell my grandchildren. Laying in bed this morning, snuggling with my girls, showing them pictures and videos from the rally will forever be a core memory for me. My oldest understands mommy isn’t just a mommy anymore, and in a recent conversation with her about what she wanted to be when she grew up, she told me she wanted to be a mom—the same answer I gave my mom, who was also a SAHM. It’s all my daughter knows a woman can do really, so it’s honoring she wanted to be this, but there’s more she has to offer to the world, which I kindly explained. Our conversation followed like this: “Oh you will be a mommy! But you can do anything else too! Mommy isn’t just a mommy anymore!” “What do you do?” A long pause. “I help change the world.” With a grin growing on her face, “Well, I want to help change the world, too!!” She could change the world by innovating something new or be an artist. She doesn’t have to change the world in the way I do. But she at least knows there’s a purpose out there waiting for her to uncover, outside just being a wife and mom. Something I never was led to believe. #leavingmaga #deconstruction #exvangelical #voteblue

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