There are moments as moms when we don't feel safe or supported to be transparent about how we think or what we need. We spend a lot of time remembering others while forgetting ourselves in the process. Somehow, this taught behavior is the black woman's cape. We can do it all and drown ourselves in the process, is the lesson that's passed down to us, melanated women. If you can't do it all, then you're considered weak. This was the ideology given to me, and I was miserable honoring it. This young lady was brave enough to talk to people on social media and risk being judged for expressing her true emotions. She needed an outlet, and she took it. I hope this helps someone.Tons of Love and LightGO BUY SOME SHITLibraJHicks.com

Whoa, how often are women scared to admit they are overstimulated and on the verge of breaking? This woman I can relate to. I can remember having (what I learned later after my diagnosis) a meltdown and asking for someone to take over mothering my son. We don't talk about this enough. We need to acknowledge that there are women who are in breakdown with nowhere to turn. It's expected for us to carry the weight with a smile and no burnout. That's impossible. I hope this helps someone feel brave enough to say how they genuinely feel!!!Tons of Love and LightCoach LibraGO BUY SOME SHIT!LibraJHicks.com

ADHD is the topick of course. The goal is to be as transparent as possible. It's important for me to share my experience being neurodivergent. Chile listen, lmao. I truly hope my experience helps the next woman on her journey to self discovery. Tons of Love and LightCoach LibraGO BUY SOME SHITLibraJHicks.com