"I affirm to myself that I am valid and that I make a difference."
Written by Dear Black Woman Asiya
Somewhere in my life I lost who I was.
I can remember vaguely moments of complete freedom and ease. I didn't care what anyone thought because I lived for me.
I could taste, feel, touch, smell, and see everything I desired. My senses were not astray from me.
“I affirm to myself that I am valid and that I make a difference.”
I trusted the story given to me by others but all isn’t lost. I see, feel, smell, touch and taste everything I've been through. That energy lives with me for a reason. It acts as a reminder to trust myself and my experiences.
I affirm to myself that I am valid and that I make a difference. I affirm that I have control over my senses. I affirm that I can do anything I desire. I affirm that my experiences are important and have significance.
I affirm that god makes no mistakes.
