Let's Talk Binuclear Family

Hello Beauties! It was a pleasure to have so many of you read last weeks blog. Thank you for sharing it, as well.  I would love to know what you found out as you completed the action step. Did you learn anything new? Did you realize areas for improvement? Did you decide what to do with those items that you weren't ready to throw away? BTW: If you have no idea as to what I am talking about, you have a special invitation to go back and read last weeks blog titled, "StepMom You Deserve Love!" I have to be sincere in this and let you know that what we think and how we feel has an affect on how we perceive as it relates to our relationships within our Binuclear Families. Especially, in terms of the biological mother and the step mother. The role that a mother holds within the family is one of love and nurture. Mothers instill confidence and are usually the loudest at her children's sporting events. In spite of  recognizing my pursuit to be loving, nurturing, in

Happy Wednesday and Happy New Year. We have officially entered into the year of 2020.  It is also Hump Day, which is one of my most favorite days of the week. The New Year is a time when a great majority of the world choose to reflect on the past year and even more so, a time to reflect on the past DECADE!!! 10 WHOLE YEARS! One thing that I've found true over the past 10 years and even in 2019 is that every person that I have encountered desired love and acceptance.  Did it look the same? No. Was it expressed the same? No. Yet, there was an inner desire that was the same. Now before we get all too mushy mushy, I want to let you know personally, that even when I met myself, yes you read it correctly, WHEN I MET MYSELF, I discovered that I desired the same. Over the past years, I've come to the realization that MOMMIN AIN'T NO CAKE WALK and STEP-MOMMIN AIN'T NO CAKE WALK either! Yet, Moms and Stepmoms both deserve to be loved. I know for some of you who