DiaryNang SingleMother

DiaryNang SingleMother A blessed single mother ❤️❤️
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17/10/2025

Cheating isn’t just a “mistake.” It’s a choice that can break someone beyond repair.

Do you know how heavy it feels to be left questioning, “Am I not enough? Was I ever loved?” That kind of pain stays, long after the relationship is gone.

If you’ve stopped loving someone, set them free. Walking away hurts, but betrayal destroys.

If you can’t love them, let them go. Don’t cheat and destroy their faith in love.😓💔

17/10/2025

When you have a good provider and supportive husband ,truly a big blessing 😇😍❤️

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17/10/2025

Were family soon 😇❤️😍

17/10/2025

I’ll never forget how you treat me when i was pregnant 😓💔 .

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17/10/2025

It’s not about the place ,it’s about the people ❤️😍
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17/10/2025

Never beg a man to be a father to his own child...‼️

Don’t plead for him to call, chase him to show up, or remind him of the moments that should matter. If he can walk away from his own flesh and blood—if he can close his eyes at night knowing his child is growing up without his love, guidance, or presence—that’s his failure, not yours.

You didn’t make that child alone, yet here you are, doing what mothers have always done: stepping up, showing up, and holding everything together with love and strength.

Yes, it hurts. It hurts when your child asks questions you shouldn’t have to answer. It hurts to pretend they don’t feel the absence of someone who should’ve been there. But forcing a man to care won’t make him a father—it’ll only drain you and leave your child with more questions than answers.

A real father isn’t defined by DNA. He’s defined by his actions—by showing up when it’s hard, choosing his child every single day, and loving without conditions. If he can’t do that, let him go. Life has a way of revealing the truth. One day, your child will see it too. They’ll know who stayed and who walked away. Who loved them through effort, and who only offered empty words.

And when that day comes, you won’t need to explain a thing. His absence will have already told the whole story. Karma may move slowly, but it never forgets. And there’s no regret deeper than a child realizing they weren’t worth the effort to the one person who should’ve given them everything.

📌 So don’t force what isn’t there.
Stand firm in the love you’re already giving.
Because your child doesn’t need a man who had to be dragged into their life...They need the mother who chose to stay. And that’s exactly who you are. 🥰🫶

17/10/2025
17/10/2025

He BROKE her more times than she could count, and STILL, she kept choosing him.

She held on, hoping love could fix what PAIN had already damaged. She picked up the pieces he shattered, just for him to come back with the same hands that TORE her apart. He didn't just hurt her he watched her struggle, knowing he was the reason.

And the worst part? He KEPT doing it. Not because he didn't know better... but because he knew she'd stay.

That's not love. That's using someone's loyalty to keep BREAKING them.💔😓
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17/10/2025

Being a SINGLE MOM is a weird process.
You start at your lowest low, feeling guilty for your child and crying every day. 😞

You mourn the FAMILY you wanted.
Then one day, almost out of nowhere, you get through it, and you’re happier than ever.

You become that BOSS, mega mom you always looked up to or dreamed of being.🥹❤️
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17/10/2025

Third trimester be like .😓
Leg cramps
P*e every now and then .
Always hungry 🤤 .
You can move left and right only .
Feeling exhausted.😞

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17/10/2025

Control is at the core of narcissistic relationships. A narcissist often seeks to dominate their partner’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors because it helps them maintain power and protect their fragile sense of self.

💡 Ways Narcissists Try to Control
1. Emotional Manipulation
• Using guilt (“After all I’ve done for you…”)
• Playing victim to shift blame
• Love-bombing when they sense you might leave
2. Gaslighting
• Denying events (“That never happened”)
• Twisting words so you doubt your memory or perception
3. Isolation
• Discouraging friendships, family ties, or outside support
• Making you depend solely on them for validation
4. Financial Control
• Limiting access to money or resources
• Monitoring your spending to keep you trapped
5. Micromanaging Daily Life
• Dictating how you dress, speak, or behave
• Criticizing small choices to weaken your independence
6. Hot-and-Cold Behavior
• Alternating affection with cruelty so you stay off balance
• Making you chase their approval
7. Threats & Intimidation
• Direct (anger, ultimatums) or subtle (withholding love, silent treatment)💔😓

17/10/2025

Motherhood is beautiful, but it’s also exhausting. 💕 Every mom has moments of overwhelm, and that’s okay—you’re not alone. 🌸

Moms, what’s one thing that helped you get through the hardest days?😍

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