Statutory R@Pe who is the real Victim by Tanyaeyssen75
BEE HAPPY MORE by Tanyaeyssen75
πGo Read Please From The Bible: 1 Corinthians 11:3; Ephesians 5:23; 1 Peter 3:7; 1 Timothy 3:4-5π
It took us a journey to get where we are today, but the smallest things make the biggest difference. This morning, he rearranged our garden, and after my walkπ¦΅, I took beautiful photosπCheck them out on my TikTok!π I have never felt the love I feel now. In the kitchen and in my studio office, he has placed flowers he picked from our garden.
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Love consists of those small moments where we do something without expecting anything in return. We fill each other’s hearts with love and patience. He has been incredibly supportive as I struggle with trust issues; I tend to have difficulty trusting anyone without seeing them face to face.
He once received a damaged flower with burned leaves. With patience, he removed all those leaves, and together, we planted our roots in new soil—soil based on love and patience. We always hold each other in high regard, ensuring that our actions reflect that respect. If you can’t do something in front of them, know that it is wrong.
It has been a long journey that I will share in the coming days. But for now, know that there is hope. One night in my past, I was crying as I often did after experiencing abuse. I prayed to God, asking for a caring and loving man. In my mind, I imagined a man who was happy with me, surrounded by photos of us, sharing a kiss at a church wedding π° a vision of us becoming one. And I received that.
Not only that, but I got a bonus π a man who can fix anything! He is intelligent, creative, and handsome, with blue eyes, dark hair, a strong face, beautiful hands, and dimples on his back. "Van Kroontjie tot Toontjie," I love him.
Our garden is filled with flowers and plants, including cacti π΅ my favorite, as they can survive in ways that other flowers cannot. They grow every day, just as our love continues to flourish into something amazing and beautiful.
π You are not alone.
π Bee Happy More – Love Notes π
A Journey Through Love, Growth & Connection
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Welcome to Bee Happy More Love Notes, a page dedicated to exploring the sweetness, challenges, and lessons of love in all its forms. Here, we talk about relationships πͺπ« not just romantic ones, but the quiet love that exists between family, friends, pets, and even within ourselves.
Every post is a Love Note ❤ a small piece of heart shared to inspire reflection, kindness, and healing.
π Bee Happy More Love Note #1
Lessons of Love: What I Learned from My First Marriage π➡π
Before I met my husband, I had a few failed relationships ❤ and each one taught me something about love, boundaries, and self-worth. I want to share my story, what I learned, and how I’ve used those lessons to build a healthier, happier relationship today.
I met my ex-husband, Jaco, when I was just 13. He was older, charming, and seemed to understand me at a time when I felt invisible. Growing up mostly with my grandparents, I knew little about relationships or the realities of love. I only knew I wanted to be loved and to create something of my own ❤ a family, a child, someone who wouldn’t leave me.
Back then, I didn’t realize how pain can make you reach for the wrong people, or how loneliness can look like love when your heart is searching for safety.
Jaco was my best friend. He made me laugh, bought me small gifts, and seemed to care. But soon I saw another side of him ❤ one filled with lies, jealousy, and control. He had other girls, and though my heart wanted to fix him, I couldn’t. I manipulated the situation too at times, asking for things I wanted, thinking love could be earned or traded.
When I became pregnant, my life changed. My father forced us to marry. What should have been a time of new beginnings turned into years of pain. Jaco became abusive ❤ physically, emotionally, and spiritually. I lost everything I had, even my sense of self.
It took nearly twenty years of prayer, faith, and courage to walk away. And when I did, I promised myself: Never again would I choose love for the wrong reasons.
I learned that love cannot be bought, begged for, or built on broken trust.
I learned that if you try to change someone, you lose yourself in the process.
And I learned that when you put God first, even shattered hearts can heal.
Today, I’m blessed with a wonderful husband ❤ a man who respects me, protects me, and walks beside me as my equal. But I also understand that healthy love takes work. It means keeping each other emotionally full, spiritually grounded, and yes, romantically connected.
Ladies, my advice is simple:
π Don’t lose your sparkle ❤ put away the granny nightgown and surprise your man.
π¬ Communicate your needs before resentment grows.
π And when life feels heavy, pray and write ❤ journaling has helped me understand my emotions and heal deeply.
π Bee Happy More Love Note #2
This morning, I woke up for the first time in many weeks without shoulder spasms, and I couldn't wait to get into my garden⚘. My husband made my weekend the best it could be. We have a love language that is special and inspirational.
Our love language revolves around touching and spending time together, even if it sometimes involves silence πlike when we play Walking Dead: Survivor or just chill together, always touching each other. Before we met, neither of us knew about love languages. One of my favorites is planting. I love flowersπ; it's the only thing I can draw without needing a reference.
On Sunday morning, my husband got up early to do the laundry and clean the floors. He always spoils me, and I treat him like the Leader of the House, as the Bible intended. I believe a woman should be by her husband’s side, not above him, and because of this belief, I have lost a lot of friends over the years. I have been a loner for many years, but a year ago, I met someone special.
Our love language revolves around touching and spending time together, even if it sometimes involves silence πlike when we play Walking Dead: Survivor or just chill together, always touching each other. Before we met, neither of us knew about love languages. One of my favorites is planting. I love flowersπ; it's the only thing I can draw without needing a reference.
On Sunday morning, my husband got up early to do the laundry and clean the floors. He always spoils me, and I treat him like the Leader of the House, as the Bible intended. I believe a woman should be by her husband’s side, not above him, and because of this belief, I have lost a lot of friends over the years. I have been a loner for many years, but a year ago, I met someone special.
πGo Read Please From The Bible: 1 Corinthians 11:3; Ephesians 5:23; 1 Peter 3:7; 1 Timothy 3:4-5π
It took us a journey to get where we are today, but the smallest things make the biggest difference. This morning, he rearranged our garden, and after my walkπ¦΅, I took beautiful photosπCheck them out on my TikTok!π I have never felt the love I feel now. In the kitchen and in my studio office, he has placed flowers he picked from our garden.
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Love consists of those small moments where we do something without expecting anything in return. We fill each other’s hearts with love and patience. He has been incredibly supportive as I struggle with trust issues; I tend to have difficulty trusting anyone without seeing them face to face.
He once received a damaged flower with burned leaves. With patience, he removed all those leaves, and together, we planted our roots in new soil—soil based on love and patience. We always hold each other in high regard, ensuring that our actions reflect that respect. If you can’t do something in front of them, know that it is wrong.
It has been a long journey that I will share in the coming days. But for now, know that there is hope. One night in my past, I was crying as I often did after experiencing abuse. I prayed to God, asking for a caring and loving man. In my mind, I imagined a man who was happy with me, surrounded by photos of us, sharing a kiss at a church wedding π° a vision of us becoming one. And I received that.
Not only that, but I got a bonus π a man who can fix anything! He is intelligent, creative, and handsome, with blue eyes, dark hair, a strong face, beautiful hands, and dimples on his back. "Van Kroontjie tot Toontjie," I love him.
Our garden is filled with flowers and plants, including cacti π΅ my favorite, as they can survive in ways that other flowers cannot. They grow every day, just as our love continues to flourish into something amazing and beautiful.
πͺΆ Bee Happy Healing Tools
Journaling Prompt: “What have I learned about myself from past relationships?”
Therapy Tip: Must-read article about Love Language Source: Verywell Mind πSlap the Linkπ
Scrapbooking, I love adding to my daily notes, that is a scrapbook, I love it, and it's been a big part of my healing journey.
Faith & Growth: Read Proverbs 4:23 – “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.”
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π Bee Happy More Love Note #3
When Trust Turns Dangerous ⚠ And Who the Real Victim Is
There’s a tragedy inside every family story. A moment when trust is misplaced, when love is given too freely, and when the people we believe in turn out to be the ones who hurt us the most.
Shakespeare’s King Lear may be centuries old, but I lived a version of it π with real people, real consequences, and real heartbreak.
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π The King Lear We All Carry
In King Lear, an aging king hands his kingdom to the daughters who flatter him.
He rejects the one daughter who actually loves him — Cordelia — simply because she will not lie.
His mistake destroys him.
We had our own Lear moment.
We trusted someone we thought was safe.
We believed the story.
We believed the promises.
And like Lear, we were betrayed by the person we least expected.
For over five years, my husband’s father took money from us — monthly, quietly, without honesty. We believed we were paying for our car. We believed we were helping him.
But the truth came crashing down: not a cent went where he said it would.
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π The Car That Revealed the Lies
We trusted him with the car payments. Our car. Our hard-earned wages.
But the money went somewhere else.
To something else.
To someone else.
Just like Lear’s daughters who turned against him, the truth showed us that loyalty was not returned.
His wife of 44 years was betrayed. His children were misled. The family bond was broken behind closed doors.
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π The Downfall Nobody Saw Coming
Today, he lives in a Wendy house on the rough side of town with a young woman — the same young woman who mysteriously received money all those years.
He is not just losing possessions.
He is losing reputation.
He is losing dignity.
He is losing the people who once stood by him without question.
And like Lear wandering the storm, he may finally be facing the consequences of years of decisions that cannot be undone.
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⚠ The Dangerous Path of Statutory R@pe: Who Is the Real Victim?
This is where the story grows darker π and where families need to understand the truth.
Statutory r@pe isn’t just about age.
It’s about power, vulnerability, and responsibility.
Sometimes the world paints a very simple picture:
Older man = predator
Younger woman = innocent
But reality is often far more complicated.
Yes — adults hold the legal responsibility.
Yes — minors cannot give legal consent.
Yes — the law must protect young people.
But it is also true that some young women learn how to control vulnerable, lonely, or emotionally unstable men.
Some use power, manipulation, guilt, dependency, flattery, or threats.
Some weaponize innocence.
Some recognise a weakness and take advantage of it.
This doesn’t excuse the adult π but it shows the tragedy can have more than one victim.
Because sometimes:
The girl is damaged too.
The man is emotionally manipulated.
The wife is heartbroken.
The children are traumatised.
And the entire family becomes collateral damage.
In these situations, everyone loses.
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πΏ So… Who Is the Real Victim?
There is no one answer.
The real victim is:
The woman who trusted her husband for 44 years
The children who believed their father
The man who was emotionally manipulated or trapped
The young woman whose own trauma or upbringing shaped her behaviour
The family caught in the crossfire
And the truth itself, buried beneath fear, shame, and silence
Victimhood is not always one-directional.
Sometimes everyone bleeds in a different way.
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π‘ Reflection: Lear’s Lesson in Today’s World
Lear trusted flattery over loyalty.
He chose sweet lies over honest love.
And he paid with everything he had.
We thought we needed to protect ourselves from one person.
But the danger came from another direction entirely.
This story — our story — taught me something powerful:
Trust wisely.
Love deeply.
But never forget that actions speak louder than words.
Cordelia’s quiet love is worth more than all the flattering lies in the world.
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π± Closing Thoughts
This isn’t just a story about betrayal.
It’s a story about learning, surviving, and refusing to let someone else’s choices define your future.
If you’re walking through something like this — statutory r@pe allegations, manipulation, family betrayal, broken trust — know this:
π You are not alone.
π You can rebuild.
π You can find peace.
Like Lear, we all face storms.
But unlike Lear, we can choose not to let the storm destroy us.
Healing, Forgiveness & Boundaries
π Healing After Betrayal — Forgiveness, Boundaries & Becoming Whole Again
Betrayal breaks more than trust.
It breaks identity, it breaks peace, and it breaks the way we see the world.
But healing is still possible — even when the story is painful.
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π± 1. Healing: Where You Begin When Everything Has Fallen Apart
Healing isn’t a moment; it’s a slow, gentle process.
It starts with truth:
What happened was real.
It hurt you.
It changed you.
But pain doesn’t get the final say.
You get to decide what you do with the pieces.
Ways to Begin Healing
Allow yourself to feel without shame
Speak openly with a safe friend or counsellor
Journal your emotions daily
Stop blaming yourself for someone else’s choices
Choose small routines that make you feel grounded again
Healing is not forgetting.
Healing is learning to breathe again.
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πΏ 2. Forgiveness: Not a Free Pass — A Release
Forgiveness doesn’t excuse what happened.
Forgiveness does not mean you allow them back into your life without change.
Forgiveness is for you, not for them.
It means:
You release the emotional grip the situation had on your heart
You stop carrying the pain of someone else’s actions
You reclaim your peace from their chaos
Forgiving does not mean reconciling.
Forgiving means you refuse to live in the same storm forever.
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πΏ 3. Boundaries: The New Walls That Protect Your Peace
Boundaries are not walls to keep people away.
They are doors with locks — you choose who gets access.
Healthy Boundaries Look Like:
“I will not discuss this topic when I feel overwhelmed.”
“You cannot raise your voice at me.”
“If you lie to me, you lose access to my trust.”
“My mental peace comes first.”
“Your choices are yours, but the consequences are also yours.”
Boundaries protect your energy, your time, and your healing journey.
Without boundaries, betrayal repeats itself.
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πΏ 4. Can Men Be Victims of Manipulation? Yes — And It’s More Common Than You Think.
Society often says: “Men must always be strong.”
“Men cannot be victims.”
“Men should have known better.”
But reality is softer than stereotypes.
Men can be:
emotionally manipulated
groomed
controlled through guilt or flattery
threatened
financially exploited
isolated from their families
too ashamed to ask for help
Men bleed silently — because the world tells them not to cry.
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πΏ 5. Signs a Man Is Being Manipulated or Controlled
These are the red flags that families often notice long before the man does:
Red Flags in the Relationship
She isolates him from his family
She reads or controls his messages
She uses guilt (“If you leave me, I will hurt myself / report you / expose you”)
She demands money, gifts, or financial support
She appears during every phone call or visit
He becomes scared to speak freely
She threatens to accuse him if he tries to leave
He looks mentally drained, confused, or ashamed
Behavioural Changes in the Man
He avoids old friends or family
He suddenly becomes secretive
He lies to protect her
He financially struggles but continues giving her money
He feels trapped but can’t explain why
He apologises constantly
He defends her even when she harms him
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πΏ 6. How Men Can Protect Themselves Emotionally & Legally (General Guidance)
⚠ This is not legal advice — these are general safety tips based on emotional and relational wellbeing.
Emotional Protection
Don’t make decisions out of fear or guilt
Speak to someone neutral (counsellor / pastor / friend)
Document messages if someone threatens you
Avoid moving in with someone who isolates you
Never allow emotional blackmail
Trust your family when they see danger you don’t
Relational Self-Defense
Set clear boundaries
Walk away when someone uses threats
Don’t allow anyone to control your money
Don’t ignore the early red flags
If someone is much younger, be extra cautious about power dynamics
Legal Self-Protection (General Principles)
Keep communication in writing
Never confront someone alone if you feel unsafe
If someone threatens false accusations, tell a neutral third party
Seek legal advice early if things feel wrong
Ensure all financial agreements are documented
Don’t give money under pressure
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πΏ 7. Final Reflection: The Storm Does Not Define Me
Families break.
Hearts break.
Trust breaks.
But you don’t break.
I will rebuild.
I will rise quietly like Cordelia.
I have learned boundaries.
I protect my heart.
I will find peace in the ruins.
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πΏ Sometimes We Can’t Save the Broken
Sometimes we can’t save the broken —
not because they are unworthy of love,
not because we don’t care,
but because they don’t want to be saved.
You can pour out your heart,
open your home,
give your time, your money, your forgiveness,
and still…
some people will choose the fire over the healing.
Some people are so attached to their wounds
that they fight anyone who tries to help them.
They see love as a threat,
truth as an attack,
and boundaries as abandonment.
It doesn’t mean you failed.
It doesn’t mean you didn’t try hard enough.
It means they made a choice.
And you must make one too.
There comes a moment
when saving someone else
becomes the thing that drowns you.
There comes a moment
when your love cannot reach them —
not because it is too small,
but because their darkness is too deep
for you to carry alone.
And that’s when you must save yourself.
Let them walk their path.
Let them face their consequences.
Let them fall if they must.
Sometimes the most loving thing you can do
is step back
and allow life to teach them
what your heart could not.
Because saving the broken
is only possible
when they want to be whole.
And you deserve peace too.
With all my Love
Tanya Eyssen
π Bee Happy More Love Note #4
πΌ Bee Happy More – Love Notes & Healing Tools
Your Journey Back to Yourself Begins Here
Welcome back, my love.
Today’s blog update is all about healing ❤ the kind that happens softly, quietly, and deeply inside the heart.
Bee Happy More is not just a brand… it’s a home for emotional healing, spiritual grounding, self-love, and everyday tools that help you grow into the version of yourself you always deserved to be.
In this space, we honour the tears, the transformation, the breakthroughs, and those powerful moments when you decide:
“I choose me.”
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π Why I Created Bee Happy More
For years, life threw its storms π trauma, loss, heartbreak, rejection, and silent battles no one speaks about. And somewhere between surviving and rebuilding, the idea was born:
✨ A place of hope
✨ A place of gentle healing
✨ A place where pain becomes power
Bee Happy More is built on three pillars:
1. Love Notes – Words that heal the soul
2. Healing Tools – Products and practices for emotional, spiritual, and physical balance
3. Creative Comfort – Art, painted stones, and joyful reminders that life can still be beautiful
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π Bee Happy More Love Notes – Healing Through Words
Every Love Note shared on this blog, Waveful, Facebook or TikTok carries intention:
π encouragement for heavy days
π comfort through grief
π strength during transformation
π gentle truth for emotional clarity
π reminders that you are worthy of love and peace
My Love Notes come from real healing π not quotes copied from Google.
They are messages from the heart, from experience, and from growth.
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πΏ Healing Tools – Products That Support Your Journey
Your healing toolbox is growing beautifully. Bee Happy More focuses on:
✨ 1. Emotional Healing Tools
Journaling prompts
Affirmations
Love Notes
Guided forgiveness and release practices
Self-awareness exercises
Tools to break soul-tired patterns
✨ 2. Energy & Spirit Healing Tools
Cleansing methods (sound, aromatherapy, intention-setting)
Grounding rituals
Morning and evening energy resets
✨ 3. Natural Product Support
Not medical advice — but supportive tools people use daily for wellness:
Healing teas
Mushroom blends
Calming coffees
Essential oils
Skin-nourishing soaps
Products that support relaxation, immune balance and clarity
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π¨ Bee Happy More Art – Healing Through Creativity
Your art is part of your brand’s soul.
The painted stones — like your beautiful Bee Happy rock — remind people:
π joy is simple
π healing is colourful
π life is still sweet
π creativity is medicine
Every piece carries intention and emotional energy.
These stones are not just art… they are affirmations you can hold in your hand.
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πΈ This Blog Page Will Be Your Healing Library
From today onward, this page will include:
π New Love Notes
π Healing tools & methods
π Emotional wellness guides
π Product breakdowns (coffee, teas, soaps, mushroom benefits)
π My healing journey notes
π Motivation for anyone feeling lost, tired, or overwhelmed
π Videos and reels for Bee Happy More
π Art updates & creations
This is the soft corner of the internet where your heart can breathe again.
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π Bee Happy More Promise
I promise to create:
π honest content
π safe emotional spaces
π real healing stories
π practical tools
π guidance from the heart
Healing is not pretty.
Healing is not fast.
But healing is worth every tear.
You are not alone.
You are seen.
You are loved.
And your healing matters.
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πΌ Closing Message
Thank you for being here π for reading, for healing, for choosing yourself again.
Keep checking this blog page, my love.
New Love Notes and Healing Tools are being added weekly as I grow my journey with you.
Bee Happy.
Bee Healing.
Bee More.
π Bee Happy More Love Note #5 (26.01.2026)
Learning Love Through Loss, Healing, and Faith
Today, I want to open my heart a little.
This is not a perfect story. This is not a polished story.
This is my story about love ❤ where I first learned it, how I lost it, how it shaped me, and how I am still learning what real love truly means.
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π€ My First Encounter With Love
My very first encounter with love was my mother.
The comfort of feeling safe.
The warmth of her arms.
My head resting on her chest.
The steady sound of her heartbeat calming my restless little soul.
That was my safe place.
That was my world.
I believed that the bond between me and my mom was unbreakable. I thought that was the strongest love there was.
I was wrong........π
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π§️ When Love Was Taken Away
Shortly after, I was separated from my mom.
She could not support both me and my sister. She was a teenage mother, doing the best she could with nothing.
I was passed from one family to another. House to house. Heart to heart.
The hardest part wasn’t the moving.
It was going to sleep at night believing my mom hated me. It was missing her so deeply that my chest physically hurt.
I wrote her a letter.
I begged her to come and fetch me.
No one was as kind as they pretended to be.
They were users. Users of child labor.
I worked for my meals. I was treated like I wasn’t meant to have a happy life.
And slowly… I became disappointed in love.
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π§Έ The Comfort Love I Created
When real love disappeared, I created my own.
In my imagination.
I played house with my dolls. Oh, how I loved them.
Then after Grade 3, I started imagining a baby. A baby that would be mine. A baby who would never leave me.
A baby that would love me the way my mom once did.
I was searching for the love that had been taken from me.
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π± Where I Truly Learned About Love
As much as my story holds pain…
I learned about love from my mom.
She spent hours playing with us. Singing songs. Laughing. Making us feel seen.
When her boyfriend π our stepdad π arrived, those moments became less.
But those special moments?
They shaped me.
They taught me what love should feel like.
I wanted someone to love me the way I loved my mother. Pure. Safe. Unconditional.
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π What the Bible Says About Love
When I grew older, I realized something important:
The love I was searching for in people…
Was the love God had been offering me all along.
❤ “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.” ❤ 1 Corinthians 13:4–7
God’s love is not conditional. It does not leave when things get hard. It does not abandon.
❤“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” ❤ Psalm 34:18
I didn’t understand it then…
But I understand it now.
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π The Hidden Wounds of Child Abandonment
Child abandonment leaves wounds that don’t always show on the outside.
Some of the emotional effects include:
π* Deep fear of rejection
• Difficulty trusting others
• Low self-worth and shame
• Anxiety and depression
• Attachment issues in relationships
• A constant need for validation
• Struggles with boundaries
πChildren who experience abandonment often grow into adults who:
* Stay in unhealthy relationships
• Confuse control with love
• Fear being alone
• Overgive to avoid being left
• Struggle to believe they are worthy of love
These wounds are not weakness.
They are survival responses.
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π©πΌ Teenage Mothers & Their Silent Strength
Many teenage mothers don’t abandon their children because they don’t love them.
They leave because:
* They have no financial support
• They are pressured by family
• They are still children themselves
• They fear they cannot provide
• They lack education and resources
In South Africa and worldwide, millions of teenage mothers raise their children alone.
Some succeed. Some struggle.
But most love their children deeply.
My mother loved me.
She just didn’t have the support she needed.
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π How Do We Change This?
We change this by choosing compassion over judgment.
We change this by:
* Supporting teenage mothers
• Creating safe spaces for struggling parents
• Providing access to education and childcare
• Encouraging counseling and trauma healing
• Teaching healthy relationship skills
• Breaking generational cycles of abandonment
We change this by showing up.
For mothers. For children. For broken hearts.
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π My Healing Truth About Love
Love is not supposed to hurt.
Love is not supposed to disappear.
Love is not supposed to make you feel unworthy.
Real love:
* Is consistent • Is safe • Is patient • Is kind • Does not abandon
I am still learning.
Still healing.
Still choosing to believe that love can be gentle.
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π€ Final Reflection
I thought love was something people could take away from me.
Now I know:
Love is something God plants inside us.
Even when people fail us.
Even when life breaks us.
Even when our childhood wounds still ache.
Love remains.
And so do I.
πΎ Bee Happy More Connections
π Between humans and pets (Paws & Claws section)
Between humans and pets, there’s a bond that words can’t fully describe πΎ a language of trust, healing, and unconditional love. My rescues have taught me patience when things don’t go as planned, resilience when life feels heavy, and deep knowledge of how animals communicate through their eyes, silence, and small gestures. I’ve grown more confident helping baby birds, something that once terrified me. I used to freeze, unsure of what to do πΎ until Blertsie the Sparrow entered my life. Five years later, she’s still teaching me how every tiny heartbeat deserves a chance. Through love and gentle care, I’ve learned that healing happens both ways πΎ they rescue us, too.
π¨ In creativity (More Art section)
Every scrap can tell a story when touched by love and imagination. I mix bread for texture, wood glue for strength, and roof sealer for shine π¨ creating something new from what was once forgotten. Each piece becomes a small tribute to resilience and the beauty of transformation. My art whispers a truth I’ve come to believe deeply: every lost thing, every broken heart, can have new life when given patience, time, and care. Creativity isn’t about perfection; it’s about seeing possibilities where others see trash π and finding joy in bringing them to light.
π» In giving back (Bee Happy Campaigns)
Meet Granny Hazel π΅ a woman whose gentle smile hides a lifetime of strength. She’s recovering from painful wounds, and our mission is simple: to help her heal comfortably at home. Every small donation helps her with wound care, comfort supplies, and peace of mind. You can support her journey through our BackaBuddy fundraiser. Together, we can make her healing easier, her days brighter, and her nights pain-free. Love doesn’t just heal hearts π it can heal bodies, too. π
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πΌ Final Thought
“When we choose love for the right reasons, we don’t lose ourselves — we find peace.” π
“Love grows where kindness flows — Bee Happy, Bee Kind, Bee You.” π
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