do you know right away when a bad day's gonna make you stronger, or does it take time to see it?
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People !!! Please stop worrying … instead keep your faith solid .. always remember we have the sun and the moon for a reason and they both have their fair share of work . What I mean is bad days…
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do you know right away when a bad day's gonna make you stronger, or does it take time to see it?
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People !!! Please stop worrying … instead keep your faith solid .. always remember we have the sun and the moon for a reason and they both have their fair share of work . What I mean is bad days make u the person u truly are .. keep ya head up kings and queens have a blessed day ❤️
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the sun and moon both got a job to do. never thought of it that way but it makes sense.
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definitely saying 'keep ya head up' to myself tomorrow morning
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do you know right away when a bad day's gonna make you stronger, or does it take time to see it?
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how do you usually tell the difference between a bad day that's shaping you and one that's just... bad?
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yeah, bad days shaping you different - that stuck with me
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when things get really stuck, do you go back to the sun/moon thing or do something else?
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yeah, the bad days making you who you are, that's the part that stuck with me
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idk, i never thought of it that way but i like the sun/moon metaphor, there's something grounding about things just doing their cycle
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do you have a practice or ritual that helps you stay solid when things get rough, or is it more just remembering the overall pattern?
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