To every female in the world. 

This is for the woman who is healing from the trauma that nobody apologized for. 

This is for the woman who was fired because she was late to work for the third time this month all because she had been awake for days up on end with her sick child. 

This is for the single mom who doesn’t know how she is going to afford winter clothes for her child because her child’s father left as soon as he found out she was pregnant. 

This is for the woman who has gone through multiple miscarriages and has tried for years without success but still shows up to all of her friend’s baby showers. 

This is for the woman who has a line of judging eyes at her and her children as she slides her welfare card across the counter at the grocery store. 

This is for the woman that opens the door to the news of her husband being killed overseas three weeks before he was to return home. 

This is for the woman that gives to her family every single day and just needs a small break from reality. 

This is for the woman that puts on a smile every single day for people she doesn’t know but as soon as she goes to bed, she falls asleep in a puddle of her own tears. 

This is for the woman that heard the rumor about herself at church last Sunday. 

This is for the woman who’s partner punishes you for the mistakes made by the ones before you. 

This is for the woman whose genetics will never allow her to look like the ones in the magazines. 

This is for the woman that endures one broken relationship after another because there was no father around to teach her what love actually looked like. 

This is for the woman raising a fatherless daughter and praying that history doesn’t repeat itself. 

This is for the woman falling asleep every night wondering if she still matters. 

Let me tell you something:

Everything you do on a daily basis never goes unnoticed and I respect and admire you for who you truly are as a person. 

You’re heart is undeniably beautiful and your soul is as deep as the oceans depths, that carries so much magic that anyone would be blessed to experience such a rare phenomenon like the person reading this right now.

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Imagine sweeping your metal detector across a quiet patch of forest or a lonely field, and suddenly hearing that telltale beep—a signal from the earth whispering of forgotten history.

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