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"We live in a society where the unspoken truth is the mental disease called denial, and where words are too brutal to be shared. Ultimately making fantasy the pinnacle of reality. I'm just here to say those words." ~Alisha Andrews
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"To
live a life of one's own choosing
Is not
about the winning or loosing
It is
living each day for the thrill of the ride,
Not what
awaits on the other side.
Taking
the process as the essence of what you do
Not what
happens when the effort is through
The joy
of each step, a source of elation
The
greatest gift of God's creation."
A poem by
Karen Lyons Kalmenson
Every morning I wake up and read a page
out of a book titledContagious
Optimism. Starting the off with a positive message and experiences shared
by many published authors. I believe that optimism and having a positive spirit
not only makes you a happier person but provides security and confidence for
the person you are growing into. Everyone chooses different paths in their
life, which will be scrutinized by others, but it's up to you to realize what
fits you and brings happiness to your life. Whether your happiness is in your
career, faith, activities etc... When you live life for others and not as the
person you are impacts your confidence and ultimately your happiness. It's
interesting that I woke up and read this particular poem today because after I
was a part of a small religious debate. No I'm not a religious person, but I
don't condemn or pass judgment for those who are. If walking in your faith
makes you happy and an ultimately a better person than by all means do so. If
that's the person you are then I'll stand by you and stick up for you by any
means. You are who you are and I am who I am. As long as you're free. Love and
happiness is freedom to me. There are many similarities between religions, but
the one thing that they all preach is spreading love, and that's what I believe
life is about. So in the spirit of this free mindset I'll share with you Wiz
Khalifa ft Snoop Dogg Young, Wild and Free, the song is featured on their movie
Mac and Devin Go to High School which premiered
on Netflix in 2012. The message is simple "So what" about others
opinions, because they're not your judge, even if you don't agree with the
words, still apply the message to your life. I love this song. 🙂😁 Peace.Love.Unity ✌🏾️
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Let me warn you before-hand, this list will be weird as hell, because I'm mixing dead and living rappers. It's going to be weird seeing the mixture of rappers you see in this post. You may even call me stupid. Nonetheless, this should be an interesting blog post. I get to come up with 10 rappers that you all worship and praise that are, in actuality, overrated. I pray to God that one of your favorite rappers make this list. As a matter of fact, I'll bet you all of my FAFSA money that my number one pick is going to piss you off. With that being said, let's get this list started, shall we? 10. Lil Wayne Lil Wayne almost didn't make this list. Wait, let me explain. He didn't almost not make it because he's too good for it, but because he's garbage. However, there somewhere near 1,000,000 idiots out there who have bought that garbage can space occupier, that is the Carter 4. I'm still in denial that Lil Wayne still has a fan base. Like....
Great post! All love no hate! #unity
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