Saddened that I did not get my absolute wish, my true hope, & my fresh perspective for a female, experienced president. Democracy has always mattered so greatly to me. Diversity is oh so beautiful. Love for all people is so near & dear to my heart. Equality & freedom mean so much. My heart hurts, today, for my children’s futures, tomorrow. If I were without children, maybe I wouldn’t be so frightened. I find it difficult explaining to Hope who our new president is without getting fired up. Who is he… really? The election illustrated a man with divisiveness in his heart, judgement for certain body types, racism for certain groups of people, an intolerance for those with special needs, blatant bigotry, & an absolute misuse of wealth & power. I don’t know who he is. I find it difficult to talk to her about this mess without tearing up a little. So, I choose to focus on kindness & being kinder than needed to all. I suspect Trump will do his duty from a place of limited thinking & from a restricted belief system. He’ll run & treat this beautiful place I call home, my children’s home, like a business; like a transaction. I suspect it will lack gentleness, will be rigid, harsh, sharp, insensitive, one-sided, & jaded. Maybe I am being presumptuous, but it’s truly all I know from the election & media circus. I want to find the good. I do want to find the good in Trump, but I don’t see it. I fought so hard & lost, but my vote & my voice, & many of my friends’ votes & voices, counted & were heard. That matters & is an important lesson for my children. My husband got his wish, despite our debates & discussions, as we see things so differently, so opposite from a political stand. Frustrating. I love him, but it still stings just a little. Whomever holds that very important position as president of the U.S., now & in the future, will not break my spirit, or that of my family’s. We will continue to make it our mission, as best we can, to raising kind & caring & loving & respectful & accepting & embracing & well-mannered children. I am devoted & determined to be my best for my kids so they can be their best for the world. We will always choose kindness. We’ll do our best to parent from a place of kindness. We will choose to walk in love as my mom always taught me. I encourage you to spread joy & love & peace & connection & harmony as if you are throwing multi-colored glitter & colorful confetti wherever you go & with whomever you meet. Stand up for what you believe in & do so with absolute conviction. Be pro-love, pro-peace, pro-care, & pro-hope. As for me, my family, those I love, & those I don’t even know, I will continue to do my very best to be an extension of the Lord to love all people from all walks of life & from where they are or aren’t. I will teach my children to do the same, in hopes that they will love from an open heart, mind, & soul. Kindness is all that truly matters & we can teach our loved ones & our children: kindness, acceptance, unwavering faith, & hope in the 4 walls of our homes. We can teach & guide our children to what is right & what is wrong, to love all humanity right from where they are, to respect others if they are similar or different from us in an equal, fair, & gentle way. Love prevails!
love TRUMPS all
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Melissa Rosella is a passionate blogger, poet, artist, and devoted yogi. As a mom of three and an educator for over ten years, she sees herself as an empath and believes women should lead the world. Through her mom’s group, Mama Next Door on Facebook, she supports women, especially after her experience with postpartum depression. Writing motivates her, and she hopes it helps others connect with their own healing.
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