Jade Michael

No. I quit four years ago.

I did leave, yes.

I don’t know how long this has been sitting in my ask box.

Yes we did.

In regards to.....?

It’s different for everyone. I like to wallow in it til I’m good and ready and then time usually tells me to start to accept it and let it go. Time is really the best thing, but ice cream, friends and “sad girl” music help too.

Keto doesn’t have huge selections of fruits and veggies, etc that you can eat so I try to prepare the fifteen things I can different to spice it up. I was vegetarian before this diet so I’ve slowly incorporated more fish into my meals. Keto calls for dairy, but it makes me break out really bad so I try to avoid that. Otherwise I just follow keto. Personally I’d look into the whole 30 more than keto because of its exnay on dairy. They are very similar, no sugar, no grains.

I’ve only lived here a week so I don’t fully know yet. It’s fine. I’ve visited a lot in the past five years so it’s nothing too foreign, just an adjustment.

Not completely sure yet. I think three or so weeks.

For the most part really positive. It gave me a very strong moral compass and a great community of friends. From age 12-16 I went to church for three hours every Sunday, three hours every Tuesday and an hour every single morning before school. It’s always good feeling to be apart of something bigger than yourself. But I left the church for a reason. Not into people being the judge and jury for others at all. You can’t preach to love one another and then shame people if they don’t meet your expectations. Just because someone is a different sexual orientation or race or a female or has tattoos doesn’t make them any less of a person than anyone else. So I left the church.

Yea. I got my dad’s middle name as my middle name.

Because I know him very well.

It’s pretty crazy. Really excited for it to start slowing down.

No, I moved.

Haha I am but I have a lot of traveling coming up. As soon as that settles I can be a responsible dog momma. xoxo

My parents divorced when I was four. That set me up to have a very strong opinion of what marriage means to me. I can’t see into the future anon but I know I’d like to be married someday. I wouldn’t put my time and energy into a partner if I didn’t see a path for us that coincided with the future I personally want for myself.