Parents, is this situation relatable, or is it relatable? A mom named Dymond Edwards recently shared the impromptu serenade session given to her by her 5-year-old daughter Aryn Dennis after she was picked up early from school for having a " stomach ache. See on Instagram. Talk about a miraculous recovery!
However, as many noted in the comments section, Aryn very well could have been feeling anxiety, which manifested in stomach pain. Stomachache gone. Others were quick to defend the little one, who might have just needed a mental health day. So who knows? Maybe there was never a tummy ache, but it's certainly going to be a sweet memory to hold onto, especially since it was all caught on tape. It was a sentiment that seemed to mirror the feeling of resignation the band had with its imminent demise.
The bittersweet song has had an appeal that has lasted generations and that may be because it reflects an essential psychological concept: the locus of control. Podcast host, author, motivational speaker and former lawyer Mel Robbins explained this theory perfectly in a vial Instagram video.
A post shared by Mel Robbins melrobbins. If the person that you're really attracted to is not interested in a commitment, let them. If your kids do not want to get up and go to that thing with you this week, let them. And if we can, is it worth wasting the emotional energy?
Especially when we can allow people to behave as they wish and then we can react to them however we choose. Stop wasting energy on trying to get other people to meet YOUR expectations. According to her daughter, Lucille Ball never considered herself a feminist, but there's no question she blazed many a trail for women.
