Reflection Relationship

Positive relationships is a very important part of my life. Each relationship that I have or have had has helped me to become the person that I am. A relationship can be defined as a significant connection or similarity between two or more things, or the state of being related to something else.



My Husband- The relationship that I have with my husband is very special. We have been together 6 years and married 3 of those. We have a 2 year old son and 1 year old daughter. He supports me in  everything that I do and lifts me up when I am down. I even enjoy the fact that he spoils me every chance he gets,that's a perk to a good relationship. Pernell is a great family man. Being the youngest of 13 I guess he has no choice. He does his best to include his family in our planning and expose his nieces and nephews to opportunities that they do not have access to. He embodies the true meaning of a dedicated and caring man. 

Soror- My Sorority Sister and I have a very close relationship. She and I have been close for over 10 years. Over the years we have shared some great memories together. With college there comes a lot of heartache/pain, good times and bad. We shared it all together. Now that we are adults we have gone on to share the joy and happiness of marriage and creating families. No a day goes by that we would not speak or communicate through text messaging. She contributes positivity and an open heart to our relationship.

 My friend of 21 years, she has always been there for me.Ashanti is my sister, confidant, therapist, cheerleader, personal comedian, and retired partner in crime. We received our education together from the 4^th grade on through college. We instantly connected when we meet. We understood each other. We would talk, joke, and laugh about any and everything. Whenever the adult supports didn’t understand us we talked to each other. We helped keep each other on the right path, influencing each other to continue to follow the morals and values that our families embedded in us. We would laugh and talk and of course sometimes find ourselves in trouble for being too vocal or just being out right silly. Her home was practically my home. I would get dropped off at her house in the morning before school and get picked up there after school. I was a part of her family. Her 8 siblings become my 8 siblings. Though we have grown apart in so many ways one thing that doesn’t change is the love that we have for each other. We continue to support and encourage each in addition to offering spiritual and relationship counseling to each other.