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Hacing a shitty day already but I’m going to get dressed up and look cute and make the best of it
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Mom's Advice. (what I would tell my daughter)
- Mom: You shouldn't have told him you loved him.
- Me: But I did love him...
- Mom: Yeah, but you loved him too much. You never let a guy know you love him more than anything. Because then they won't care if they hurt you, because they know you love him. They know you're not gonna do anything about it. Once they know they have control over you, is when they start using it against you and take you for granted. He won't care what he does to you, because he knows you care enough to stay with him no matter what he puts you through.
- Me: But what if you love someone enough that you WOULD do anything for him?
- Mom: You need to stop that. I taught you to be stronger than this. You don't NEED any guy. Where's your independence? You let people take advantage of you so much, what's wrong with you? You need to be bigger than that. The next guy, don't let him hurt you. If he pushes you over, you push him out on the street. My daughter doesn't deserve that.
MSF Blogs: 18-Month-Old Bahati’s Struggle to Survive Severe Malaria
Time is everything—delay treatment and the parasites multiply unchecked and the child reaches a point of no return. Lejuif—the nurse on duty—and I started with the sickest looking child, 18-month-old Bahati. His feet were cold, signalling he was in shock. He didn’t respond when we rubbed him vigorously on his chest—he was in a coma—and his chest heaved up and down. He had severe respiratory distress. His hemoglobin, the measure of how much oxygen his red blood cells could carry, was very low. He needed an immediate blood transfusion.
This post originally appeared on the Guardian’s (UK) “Poverty Matters” blog.
DRC 2011 © Robin Meldrum/MSF
Like Bahati, three-year-old Jean Marc is being treated by MSF for severe malaria.
The original story of the little mermaid is that she must kill the prince in order to be human, and instead in the end, she loves him too much and kills herself instead.
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DC Women Kicking Ass: It's Princess Week and our first Princess is ...
Starfire, princess of Tamaran! This Disney folks have declared this week Princess Week and I am looking at the princesses of DC. And who better to start with than Starfire?
That’s her in her comic book form. Here she is in her animated all ages form:
And then there is the current…
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