A friend of mine of who just gave birth has recently just returned to work and started confiding in me in the most awkward moment, I was rushing to try and catch the last train when she sort of burst into tears. To give you some background on this woman before becoming pregnant, she had an awe striking street confidence with a creative independent soul always seem to be smiling whenever i saw her and it just felt that nothing could get to her, seeing her yesterday when she burst into tears it felt wrong to see her like that, something had been ripped from her.
As she burst into tears and I really wanted to stay and be a friend but had to kind of rush the conversation or i’ll be crying for missing my train; she is apparently now a single mum which nobody else was suppose to know. Well now you know, now that you know her anyway. The bastard left her…I have officially the right to call him one, solely for being a coward and not stepping to his responsibilities. I mean ok hey it’s hard, you’re a young thriving piece of meat, you want to get it on-but hey! You should’ve thought about before getting her pregnant. You ripped her soul and ate it, now she’s looking for it and she can’t find it, making her feel lost and helpless.
Nobody knows how hard it is on mothers; how we’re suppose to have it altogether after giving birth.
-To control these imbalanced hormones
-To still be the social butterfly you were before getting knocked up
-To simply slim to our pre-pregnancy days in a flash (like those celebrities with all their money, resources and nannies)
-To take care of not only yourself, but your partner, the home, the child and if you’re working, no excuses you can’t be excelling in that too.
-So what if you’re tired, you should be cooking some delicious home cooked meals woman!!!
It seems like that is the only way you’re able to gain some social dignity if you’re doing all these things or more, people dismiss the fact that being a mother or a single one for that matter is like walking with one leg and you’re still supposed to be exactly the same before giving pregnancy. It’s literally a one wo(man) band sometimes. I am thankful my husband is still with me and if there comes a time he may need to leave me, because he’s finally realized that he looks better paired with someone 30years his junior I am ready. I’ve always been ready. Not that I want it to happen, but like Montaigne claims “The only thing certain is nothing is certain”. We women, mothers especially make the mistake of being too reliant on our partners that when they do suddenly leave we feel like we have no legs at all to walk with, instead of at least one. Partly it is the mans doing, most of it is our fault- we have allowed ourselves to be lost in the situation when we should have taken part in controlling the vehicle. I think seeing my parents divorced at the age of 3 on and off relationship, helped me to settle with that idea much quicker than others.
Though I have not obtained any personal experiences of being a single mother yet, I can only imagine how soul wrenching it is. Ideally you’d want your partner to share every moment with you, all the pains and the joys-Ideally but this is reality, things do seem to smack you in the face along the journey of life. I truly hope she recovers from her grief and will push her to become stronger willed and love life if not for her, for her daughter.

I believe Abel bought this solely for his use, I must admit out of us two he is more of a fanatic. Nevertheless I am excited for it to arrive anytime soon. This is what it generally looks like, you will really learn that NEVER EVER JUDGE A BOOK BY IT’S COVER. Looking at what seems to be the typical point and shoot family camera in 1990’s it just seems impossible to give the results it does. Being sold at approximately $200-$300AUS it has been targeted for the photography entry level but has been claimed to be some of the worlds renowned photographs trade secret. Someone has a big mouth don’t they?!












These are the actual pictures they took and the teeth marked
with an x would be the ones pulled out.


I knew this a long time ago-that I do shut people off. It’s just the whole complication of establishing relationships and actually becoming good friends? Before settling down, I was a social butterfly, I was those annoying people that tries to be friends with everybody, yeah even with the goths. What can I say I’m lovable? (puke puke) but at the moment I do not have the extra energy as I used to compared to my enthusiastic 18 year old self thinking, the world is my oyster (i’ve never understood this analogy- are we trying to look for a pearl here?). In short, I’ve always been a social person but since having a family i have chosen the life of a hermit.





