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“I’m Not For Everyone”
And that’s worth celebrating. Let’s talk.
While walking to the train station in the morning, I saw a middle-aged woman wearing a t-shirt that says, “I’m not for everyone.” Are you?
“I’m not for everyone” makes sense if people take the time to reflect on who they are, what they want for themselves, and how to set and enforce their boundaries.
A middle-aged woman wearing a T-shirt that tells the world she is not for everyone in my so-called liberal city communicates the new lifestyle many women are experiencing in the free world, the US.
I then wonder what happened to girls and young women in Daddy’s cities across America.
The good news is that we can vote next year and hope that many voters vote for their values.
The bad news is that the former disgraced Governor Andrew Cuomo is back in politics and is likely to win the mayoral election.
What happened to many women he abused and sued to get their gynecological history released?
“I’m not for everyone” makes sense if people take the time to reflect on who they are, what they want for themselves, and how to set and enforce their boundaries.
You are not for everyone — know who you are and what you want…
