God can't bless you for ten to be or who you compare yourself to.

He can only bless you and the lane that was created for you.

I feel that for somebody.

You don't need no itch, it's a tea you need boundaries.

What?

I don't need your lights, I don't need your elevation.

All I need is a God party for me that's there are things.

All things, all things.

I'm a child.

You know, I was thinking that I could like sing y'all a song or like say something fancy,

but I figured I wouldn't play too much with you all today because my pastor Husbe is

here, okay?

And also, I just want to spend as much time with him as possible, even on the podcast.

So that's that on that.

Let's jump into this thing with my man.

So there has been this term, I guess, over the last few years that have become more prevalent

in society.

And it's called survivor's guilt or survivor's remorse.

And the notion of it is that when you escape a certain way of living, whether it is a

certain neighborhood or a certain family environment, maybe you're the one who graduated,

maybe you're the one who's finally financially successful, that you can feel a built guilty

for that new level of favor, that new exposure that maybe other people weren't able to have.

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