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Sometimes, I think that a career would give me true happiness, sometimes it’s the prestige and recognition in the society and the other times I think that I would also need a person who will love me like till eternity sort of love.
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I am very disappointed that I can only view them on TV.
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The most important thing to me is defying societies stereotyping of single mums.
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My first thought was that I want out. I didn’t want to be part of the society and culture anymore. I wanted to make my own decisions, fend for myself, and survive on my own the best I could. I didn’t get very far because I realized that I didn’t even know how to get food unless it came from the grocery store. This is when I started to connect all the dots. I couldn’t get food unless I had money. I couldn’t get money unless I had a job. I ended up right back where I was in the first place. I poor college graduate working a low wage job just to scrape by.
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This survival mode explains why I get angry, anxious, or sad when I feel less valued. The limbic part of my brain worries I may get kicked out of my protective and be lunch. Right or wrong, just the perception of being devalued activates our ancient, irrational, emotional, and often impulsive response. We worry we will be lunch.
We All Want the Same Thing | Psychology Today
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