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As I approach my birthday (May the Forth be with us, soon), I’m closing the former book filled with 35 crazy chapters that has been my life, and beginning again—this time with wisdom, scars, and a whole lot of perspective.

I’ve spent over a decade recording pieces of my life I never had the courage to share—until now. I’m finally ready to face my fears and open up.

My hope is that by telling my story, it will inspire and uplift anyone walking through their own dark season.

If I made it out of three years of hell and found meaning on the other side, maybe sharing it will bring peace—not just for me, but for anyone who needs to know they’re not alone.

xoxo,

Jenny

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A Journey of Self-Discovery and Renewal

Over the past few days, I’ve experienced a whirlwind of emotions—a mix of hope, excitement, and reflection. Life feels unpredictable, yet somehow exhilarating, as though I’m standing on the edge of something transformative.

Gratitude and Spiritual Reflection

I can’t ignore how grateful I am for the small yet significant moments that have shaped me. I’ve prayed for guidance, and I feel those prayers have been heard. It’s comforting to think that there’s a divine force steering me toward clarity and purpose. These moments of gratitude remind me to stay grounded and hopeful, no matter how chaotic life becomes.

Embracing Change

I’ve realized the importance of embracing who I am—flaws, strengths, and all. For too long, I’ve hesitated to step into my own power, held back by fear of judgment or failure. But now, I’m determined to be fearless and confident. This isn’t about perfection; it’s about owning my story and showing up authentically.

Creativity and Organization

Writing has always been my way of processing the world around me. It’s where I find clarity amid the noise. Recently, I’ve been inspired to clean up my digital files, organize my thoughts, and channel my creativity into meaningful projects. This isn’t just about tidying up; it’s about making space for what truly matters.

Reflections on Relationships

When I think about my past, I notice a pattern of longing—for connection, for validation, for something more. I’ve spent time reflecting on my relationships and how they’ve shaped me. Now, I’m ready to let go of old expectations and focus on building healthier, more fulfilling connections—starting with the one I have with myself.

A Commitment to Growth

This phase of my life is about showing up for myself, even when it’s difficult. I’ve set intentions to:

Prioritize self-care and mindfulness.

Organize my space and my thoughts.

Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.

Pursue creativity and passion without fear.

Moving Forward

As I look ahead, I’m reminded of how far I’ve come. I may not have everything figured out, but I’m learning to trust the process. I’m finding joy in the little things and focusing on what truly matters. Most importantly, I’m committed to living with intention, gratitude, and an open heart.

This isn’t just the end of a chapter; it’s the beginning of something beautiful.

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Shine bright light a diamond 💎 ey baybeee

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My little Mochi passed away from complications with her large heart and a part of me feels like my big heart and hers was our little (big) thing and why she was my bestest little chihuahua.

Anyway, I still spread kindness because that’s what the world really needs right now. Even if some people don’t deserve it, I strive to be a good person and all I want is to be treated well too.

I can’t wait for all the blessings ahead.

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Whether it be love for a friend, sibling or someone romantic…this is the true meaning of love. 🤍 So who was going to tell me how much harder it is to be heartbroken from being hurt by people in your life that you would do anything for that isn’t your romantic partner?