Menchies and poke anyone?
#springcleaning #lemon8challenge #embracevulnerability
I’d like to highlight that it’s okay to not be okay. The last two weeks for me have been awful,going back into the dating world and for it to start off badly is kinda discouraging. Yet how could it not i met the man on tinder of all things.
Two amazing dates, being spoiled with affection,going to sleep daily on the phone,reassurance,and spoiled with gifts. Only to find out he was in contact with his ex whom he was trying to rekindle there relationship for the last month. The last month I spent getting to know him. To my surprise he was with her for 3 years on and off. Even raised a puppy and lived together prior to meeting me. When I tell you that I for real was the other woman and I didn’t know is crazy. Safe to say I got that situation off.
So here’s to a new month because February had me in a chokehold of emotions.
Should I do lil story times because my love life is crazy 😂 idk let me know.
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