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No Cakewalk..

I have decided to cease all communication with my son’s father. He’s unaware that I just lost my grandmother so his childish antics continue. He’s very persistant with getting me even more upset than I am and I really don’t need the stress. So far, I’ve been able to hold it all together. I’ve been able to go to work and be around my family without crying. I save all of that for when I’m home alone. So, before my strength is totally depleted, I’ll do him a favor because I’m tired of being so strong.

This whole situation is tiring and I’m fed up. It’s so frustrating that I’ve spent nights crying myself to sleep and praying for some type of understanding as to why he treats his son the way that he does. Then I’m crying and pleading with God for some type of strength to continue to do what I do for my son. I can’t fathom why he doesn’t love him or why he doesn’t feel the way I feel about him. I don’t understand why he says things about his own son just to hurt me. I’m busy with work and school and I still MAKE the time to be in Imari’s life. When I look at him, or both of my children, I really can’t help but to smile. I love both of them equally. I’m not sure how he puts a value on his children. I’m not sure why Imari doesn’t amount up to his standards because he looks a certain way or because whatever reason. It’s unfair to me and it’s unfair to Imari.

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It has never been a cakewalk and I never expected it to be. I just never expected that this be the outcome to be this upsetting and this sad. Nevertheless, it’s the truth and I have never been known to shun from the truth. God has a plan for me. I believe that plan is to finish college, as I intend to by the end of this year or the beginning of next year if summer school is available. More importantly, I think it is to prove to Him that I am able to receive his gift and his blessings of strength and endurance to raise this little boy into a real man. Then, maybe one day when I’m old with white hair, rocking in my rocking chair, Imari can tell his son, or grandson God-willing, while referring to me, “Son, this is how a REAL man does it. This is how it’s done!” So, let’s get this done.

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