Loyalty

Loyalty implies a faithfulness that is steadfast in the face of any temptation to renounce, desert, or betray. Read that again. The definition that you just read is from https://merriam-webster.com.

I am going to begin this blog by stating a fact about myself. I am an especially deep thinker, and I compare the word “Loyalty” with the word “Royalty” when pertaining to me, and I’ll explain why.

I view myself as a low-key, reserved woman. I also walk and talk with great substance. I am quietly prideful of myself. I see myself as modern-day “Royalty.” I'm sure that somewhere down my bloodline of ancestors, I derive from statuses of greatness and robustness.

I am very conscious of how I treat others and how others treat me. Integrity and being morally upright mean the entire world to me. I pay close attention to what a person says or how a person acts around me; even if I choose not to respond to their actions; trust me, I’m fully aware of them.

Nowadays, it seems more common for people to stab you in the back. I take that back, it's written in the books that betrayal has existed since the beginning of time. The truth is no one is required to be devoted to you, even when you get married and exchange scared vows, or when you “think” that you have a mutual understanding and respect from “ a friend” or “loved one,” people are very much comfortable with breaking your trust.

I treat people as I would like to be treated, and I feel good with how I treat folks. I like being a good person. I would never intentionally or maliciously hurt someone, especially someone that I love and respect, but that same kind of energy so many times for me has not been reciprocated.

I sometimes will become very sad and question myself as to why am I receiving this dreadful hurt and disrespect from people that I love and adore or from strangers, then I have to remind myself that everybody is not going to move as I do in life, everybody ain't me, and I have also reminded myself not to expect me from other people.

I'm happy that God taught me about faithfulness, and I understood the assignment. If I get the minimum from someone that I respect and adore, I'll remove my genuine love and effortless support from the relationship. I am a “Jewel,” and I am overly kindhearted with only the best and pure intention when I choose to have someone in my life. My importance should be as equal as I view and consider your importance, and if I feel our energy points are not peaking at an identical level, l’ll immediately disconnect,

why would I cheat myself, and that's a statement and not a question.

I know what I bring to the table in a relationship, I will not compromise my “ FREQUENCY” of loyalty for the selfish and self-absorbed. Loyalty is big to me. I know who I am and I am very acquainted with my worth. I acknowledge the difference between myself and a lot of others in this world and around my personal space, we are clearly not the same. I am a human, although I have not mastered perfection, I have been carefully molded into a concrete set of atoms and neutrons, that allows me to be spiritually aware of how I indulge in cherishing my relationship with myself. I am loyal to “Iyamah” first, therefore I will not be a fool to fuckery. I don't care who you are or what place you think you have in my life, You will treat me like the Queen that I am. You will not be rewarded passes to disrespect or disregard my feelings. I will discontinue you if you do not practice sincere loyalty towards me.

Loyalty is watered down these days, people such as so-called friends and so-called family that you think you have created a special bond with, do some of the most unthinkable and offensive things towards you, that you don't deserve; then arrogantly show face with I guess a clear conscious. Clear conscious or not, just as real as our existences are, karma is bonafide. Watch how you treat the ones who authentically love and respect you. ASE.