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Stop Trying to Be “The Perfect Woman” This Holiday: By Dawn Love

  • Nov 10
  • 1 min read

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She may feel like she’s failing, but she’s standing in the middle of her own miracle-in-progress. Bills on the table don’t define her worth; the love in her heart does. The truth is, even when everything feels like it’s falling apart, God is still piecing her life together — quietly, purposefully, and powerfully.


The holidays aren’t meant to break you, sis. Every year, women carry the weight of perfection — cooking, cleaning, smiling through chaos — and call it “tradition.” But here’s the truth: you were never called to perform. You were called to breathe.

When the stress hits, remember Matthew 11:28 — “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”


Let go of the myth that you have to hold everything together. The tree doesn’t have to be perfect. The meal doesn’t have to impress. Your peace is your power, and rest is holy.


So lift your head, queen. You’re doing better than you think. The struggle may be loud right now, but your comeback will be louder. Keep praying, keep pushing, and keep trusting — because peace, provision, and purpose are already on their way to your door.


Encouragement: This season, give yourself permission to pause. You don’t owe anyone perfection — you owe God your peace. 💜

 
 
 

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