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Share a phrase of reassurance or validation you've been working on telling yourself lately.
I am more than a Daddy, my heart is good, my soul pure and my words speak the truth. I say what I mean and mean what I say so there is no room for misunderstanding.
Too many time in today’s world people say one thing BUT they mean something else, example:
Mom told me to take the trash out.
Son: I took the trash out mom.
Mom: no I meant pick the trash up in the yard, that’s what I meant.
We often say one thing while we mean something complete different. I’ll do what you say, I will not interrupt. Then say what you mean.
That I will always be ok, because I am a survivor.
My favorite ex will come back after he's done working on himself & his past traumas..
Let pain be your strength 👌👍💪
Que el dolor sea tu fuerza 👌👍💪
Living with HIV can bring moments of self-doubt, but reminding yourself of your worth is a powerful tool. Here are some phrases of reassurance and self-validation to carry with you:
- "I am more than my diagnosis."
- "I deserve care, respect, and kindness — especially from myself."
- "Every day I keep going is a victory Show Full Answer
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