DGWOS is a blog that mirrors the scripture: "Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend (Proverbs 27:17). It is designed to create substance in one's character, as well as confidence. This page after you have viewed it will leave you understanding your value (a diamond) and your diamond's qualities (exquisite). Discover the Diamond in you ladies. Welcome.....
"Welcome Beautiful Ones"
DGWOS is not a page where we bash, hate, use foul language, or tear down one's character through jealousy and envy. It is a page designed to inspire, to celebrate, to encourage and to promote self-love. This page wants to catapult you into a stronger and better you mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually. Throughout the month, seasoned "Women of Substance" will share their experiences and thoughts to remind you that you are the diamond that God has intended for you to be. Please note: we are not psychiatrists or psychologists, nor do we profess to be perfect; but what we are, are women, mothers and grandmothers, who have been through the trials and errors of life and now want to help guide you through the same, if you choose to accept our views as you travel on this same wonderful journey called life. As a follower we only have two requests: 1) you share this blog with others and 2) strive every day to be the best you, you can be.
Ladies, let this blog be the reflection of what true, exquisite diamonds look like.
Peace and Love....
Thursday, February 11, 2010
"Are You a Diamond or Cubic Zirconia"
Happy Thursday - Settling, unfortunately, is something that we have all fallen prey to, at one point or another; especially when it comes to the departments of relationships and love. As women, we have a tendency to settle for brothers (and by no means am I male bashing) who we know, mean us no good, who we know have someone else, and who, only comes around when things are convenient (read between the lines). And why do we allow this, because for some of us, that's all we think we are worthy of receiving and/or our mindset is, "well at least I got a man." Do you really? We are willing to compromise our self-respect, our good sense, and our bodies to have someone. Some sisters even go as far as physical fighting to keep a man. Now the thing that confuses me with the fight bit is, why do you attack the other woman; it's your so-called man who has lied to both of you. Then there are the games that sisters play (i.e., trying to make another sister jealous, doing all kinds of things to keep a man's attention, and the worst one of all, using a child or children as a pawn - sisters get no respect from me who do that. That is just straight immaturity). No brother, and I repeat, no brother, is worth us settling to that kind of behavior. You ladies, are the diamond, but if you carry yourself like a cubic zirconia, that's the kind of treatment you will receive. Remember, men and people only do to you, what you allow. Now am I saying you have to set your standards so high until it's unrealistic. No, because every one of us have faults and flaws. But what I am saying is that you know when you are settling, you can feel it in your gut. My mother told me years ago, you should never accept being #2, you should always be #1. And that's what I'm saying to you today sisters, you should never be #2, you should always be #1 whether he recognizes it or not. You just make sure you recognize it, and don't settle for anything less than. And I know for some, you are thinking, who are you to tell me anything. A sister can only share what she has already been through. "Been there, done that, and survived." Enjoy your day.....
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