Not sure how old this draft was, but it remains true to this day. Some people are simply shameful…and misery loves company that won’t be mine. #s#singlemomw#workingmoms#selflovek#knowyourworthletthemburn
Reflecting on the idea that "misery loves company" and the presence of shame in some people, I’ve come to realize how vital it is to cultivate a mindset rooted in self-love and confidence. As a single working mom, the daily balancing act of parenting, career, and personal growth can sometimes feel overwhelming. Yet, recognizing our worth is the first step to breaking free from negativity that might surround us. Through my experience, I’ve learned that distancing oneself from shameful attitudes—not only in others but within ourselves—is empowering. Misery does tend to attract company, but it’s within our power to choose who and what we let into our emotional space. I've embraced communities of like-minded single moms and working women who uplift rather than drag down, reinforcing the strength behind hashtags like #selflove and #knowyourworthletthemburn. It’s important to claim your worth unapologetically and understand that struggling doesn’t equate to shame. Instead, it’s an opportunity to grow and to model resilience for your children. This self-respect creates a ripple effect, improving relationships and setting boundaries that protect your mental and emotional health. Remember that drafts of thoughts or feelings, like the one mentioned here, often remain true because they highlight timeless truths. If you find yourself weighed down by others’ negativity or your own doubts, try revisiting these reflections and affirming your value. Supporting yourself with compassion can transform your life’s narrative, turning moments of hardship into powerful testaments of self-worth and inner strength.



























































































