A LIL YAP BEFORE WORK
Good morning my besties. Happy lil hump day. This is just a lil yap before going into the office for a work day. If you saw my last video sitting at starbs, you know I said something new was gonna happen here soon. Well, I am actually 5 days out. Excited but nervous, happy and sad, too. Getting on birth control was a last resort. I remember how out of control I felt with my own body the last time that I was on it and I told myself I would never go on it again. I even thought when I do have kids I’ll just cross that bridge when I get there. We weren’t *really* TTC but we thought if it happened, then we would be happy. It never happened and fortunately but unfortunately another opportunity came up that I believe could make me feel happier in the long run. If you’re reading this and thinking “wtf?” I know… it doesn’t make sense, but I will share more soon ??? because I think it’s a good journey to take you guys on. Love you, mean it. 🪽💫🌈🌷🤍 #foryou #fyp #foryoupage #forupage #girlythings
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