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Thursday, March 13, 2008

  • I've got it!

    I've been trying to figure out for awhile what I wanted to do with my life. Everyone always ask me what I like to do. My answers are always the same:
    I love to dress up
    I love makeup
    I love to talk
    I love to shop
    I love to write
    I love to help people-ESP young women
    Well usually everyone just looks at me like I'm retarded or something b/c they say everything I love to do is frivolous. It's not I'm just super girly. So I've been thinking really hard lately-I knew what I didn't want to do though. I've never been interested in working for someone else. I'm not great with authority so I don't do that well with the whole boss/manager thing-I'm just being serious.
    When I first went to college I was a pre-med major; my reason for that was b/c I liked helping people. My main reason was b/c I wanted to make money (and my mom had really pushed this profession on me). So then I decided that I wasn't interested in going to school for another 15 years-blahhhh! I really commend the ones who have the tenacity to do this-you have my respect.
    So after pre-med I changed my major NUMEROUS times, ranging from psychology to nursing.
    Today I thought back to when I was little-what did I want to do before the whole doctor thing was planted in my head??? I wanted to be a missionary. While I don't want to be a missionary per se now I still want to help people and do my part in changing the world. I then began thinking about what really tugs at my heart. And going back to my previous post about young girls and STD's I realized that I really want to help our young women.
    I'm not interested in opening a youth center or anything similar to a boys and girls club or ymca b/c that's not my 'thing'.
    How can I help our young girls??? I want to teach them how to respect themselves. How to be diva's, how to be classy, help with their self-esteem, their etiquette, their dress---everything. Just to teach them how to be the most fabulous self they can be and to love their fabulosity! Every girl is fab whether she has a million dollars or shops at the swap meet. And I want to help them realize this. Hopefully this will trigger them to be more respectful of their bodies, of their minds--not to be sexually promiscuous just b/c they think it's 'cool'.
    I'm not sure how to go about this just yet but I'm figuring out the kinks. I'm just happy to have finally found a way to work and be happy--doing something I love.

    Peace and love darlings

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

  • 1 in 4 teen girls has an STD

    read this article:

    1 in 4 teen girls have an STD


    WOW! This just stirs up soo many emotions in me. It's scary, upsetting, and sad to name a few. What the hell is going on with our youth?? Children (yes I will call them that b/c that is what they are) are starting to have sex even earlier now. So what's causing the increase?? I think too many parents are working TOO long just to provide for their families. Kids dont have anything to do afterschool. They are too idle. There aren't enough activities in my opinion. Like a place for them to go that's actually fun. I never had time to get into these types of situations. I always had cheerleading or some type of club meeting going on. So by the time I did walk in the house my mom was there or about to come home.

    I also think alot of this goes back to the parents. Not informing your child is the worst possible thing you can do. Especially during this day and age. Yes as a parent I know it must be difficult. If someone wants to have sex they are going to have sex. I had the fear of God in me but that didn't mean that at times I didn't want to try. My mother never really had that talk with me either. SHe just told me not to do it b/c I would get pregnant. It worked for me BUT in my opinion that's not a good solution. These teenagers need to know their risks. They need to know that if they CHOOSE to they need to protect themselves. And it's not just intercourse-this include oral sex too. While I've never been the one to want to hand out condoms on the street corner I think that proper education about safe sex and also promoting abstinence will definitely decrease these statistics.

    So if you're a parent-talk to your child. It's a tough thing but simply telling them not to have sex will NOT solve the issue. I'm sure you'd rather your child be an educated sexual active teen (again I stress if they want to have sex they will have sex) than to be a walking STD and not know it. Spend as much time with your child. Encourage them to be involved in afterschool activities. Get to know your children!!!

    Peace and love darlings!

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