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See it for what it is....
by M. J. Bascombe   
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Your world starts with you and everyone else gravitates to you. Fix you first!

We will all have to experience a painful situation at some point in time in our lives. Whether it is the end of a relationship in which you believe you gave so much of yourself  or the breaking of ties of someone you once held close to you, whatever the situation; the one thing a lot of us seem to remember is how much it hurt and how empty we felt inside. So many situations that bring us pain and all we do is think of how bad people are or how cruel the world is. This "Me" world.....


Well yes.. we do live in a "Me" world where a lot of people center their lives around themselves and what they can get rather than what they can give but there are also a lot of people who give so much of themselves for only a smile and "Thank You" in return.  Have you ever asked yourself "where do I fit in, in the scheme of things"? "what have i done to contribute to my situation and what do I do to not repeat them"? When it is easier to believe the worst in a painful situation, instead of being truthful with yourself about what the situation really is, it should be cause for concern within yourself. As much as things are bad sometimes, we give it a good push and a shove in our direction. Your world starts with you and everyone and everything gravitates to you. Fix you first and draw what you need to keep your world clean and healthy.


Be Blessed.

 


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Reviewed by Emile Tubiana
Reviewed on May 2, 2009
Dear Ms Bascombe, I read your article with pleasure: "See it for what it is.... " Everyting has a begining, it doesn't matter how it starts. I am very happy that you got the courage to make the first step. You will slowly see how people will like you writes and yourself. By the way, your smile adds a lot. Thank you for sharing and please keep writing. God Bless you Emile

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