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Post by Pinkgurl on Jan 13, 2019 22:09:32 GMT
Hi,
For me p!nk has taught me about love and I am very greatful about that. That love isn't perfect and that you have to work at it everyday. Her honesty about love through her music makes her my number one person/artist to go to for love advice. How about you what has our girl music taught you?
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Post by dsmart69 on Jan 17, 2019 12:53:35 GMT
Her music has taught me more than there is space to write. I've never thought I was pretty,(most people think I look like a boy because I like to wear my hair short) I've been overweight ever since I had my daughter in 1995( I was considered athletic before then), developed a skin condition called vitaliago, so pretty much most of my life I've dealt with low self esteem and self worth. I was diagnosed with cancer in 2017 and this was when I really reconnected with Pink and her music. I had plenty of time to sit home to research, listen, follow and catch up on all information concerning her,that my hectic life before, unfortunately, didn't allow me to do. She has taught me more than she will ever know. Mainly how to live each day as its my last, I have always been a worrier but now I try to not worry about the things I cant control and only focus on the things I can.She's taught me that it's ok to be different and to love everyone for their differences. I just love her for being her. I was so blessed to be able to see her last April so much that I'm going again this March and taking my daughter this time. I would love to see some of you guys there
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Post by meesterpaull on Jan 18, 2019 17:46:57 GMT
She came out when I was struggling to find my own idenity. I was hanging around people who loved football and cars and I used to pretend to like them just to fit in. So I guess she taught me to explore my own idenity.
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Post by hiphopper on Jan 18, 2019 19:11:05 GMT
She taught me, it's ok to be me. š¢
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Post by Dani on Jan 19, 2019 9:50:45 GMT
So much. But I guess it started the same for me like most of you, too. I grew up super boyish, loved to hang out with the boys, I played football, and I liked my sneakers and shorts and car toys. I didnāt like to wear pink princess dresses or stuff like that every other girl was wearing. But it wasnāt something I reflected on until people that didnāt know me well but knew my parents came to visit and brought me barbies with blonde hairs in cute lol dresses (just because I was a girl), or when I started school everyone had long blonde curles and and loved to talk about whatever girly stuff there was back then and when my mom put on a pink dress on me for this photo shoot that we were gonna send to our family in Bosnia/Croatia where I was born (haha I cried and didnāt wanna smile, because of course I was sad but I also wanted to fuck up the photos on purpose because not OK! Lol. Still remember this day like it was yesterday). Yes I have these pictures here still, haha. However, Iām glad I noticed this and still didnāt feel the need to change because I valued the honesty and love I had towards myself. Later when I grew older I started liking girly stuff and thatās because I chose to not because I was forced to. I until this day have these both sides of me that I like and enjoy and embrace. Pink was the first person that was my kind of person. And she came in the right time of my life, in the most girlish era ever with them all other Barbie dolls on MTV lol. Who knows, maybe I would have became weaker and changed and become someone Iām not just to fit in. She made me feel stronger than the hulk and she inspired me to keep being who I am  |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 16:52:20 GMT
So so so much that I canāt put it into words. But she has definitely saved me from many of bad and depressed moods. I donāt know where Iād be without her sometimes.....
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Post by Dani on Jan 29, 2019 16:54:31 GMT
So so so much that I canāt put it into words. But she has definitely saved me from many of bad and depressed moods. I donāt know where Iād be without her sometimes..... The best psychologist in the world š |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 17:05:35 GMT
So so so much that I canāt put it into words. But she has definitely saved me from many of bad and depressed moods. I donāt know where Iād be without her sometimes..... The best psychologist in the world šĀ yes!! And I donāt know how she does it but almost every single she puts out usually relates to my life at the time. |
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Post by Dani on Jan 29, 2019 17:19:09 GMT
The best psychologist in the world š yes!! And I donāt know how she does it but almost every single she puts out usually relates to my life at the time. Alwaysssssssssss has, always will! |
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Post by crackofsunlight on Jan 29, 2019 21:53:54 GMT
I feel like my story mirrors most of yours. I grew up misunderstood, my 2 closest friends were the āprettyā ones, but I was mostly okay with that. I skated, played hockey (street and ice) with the boys, locked myself away in my room to write songs for hours, and kept my hair short. I preferred baggy clothes (I skated, they made the most sense), and I was always in trouble. I really wasnāt a bad kid, but I couldnāt keep my mouth shut so, that kept me in trouble. When P!nk came onto the scene, she was like this beacon of light, because I truly was the only girl in my circle who wasnāt afraid to speak my mind and back up what I said. I didnāt come from money so even if I had wanted to look like everyone else, I couldnāt have, which made having someone in the mainstream who kind of represented the rest of us.
I think I learn more from her as I get older. Itās the same message, but louder and in more practical ways. I swear her music never fails to speak to whatever is going on in my life; be it wrestling with my darkness, my marriage, or just needing a laugh. I really donāt think I could ever find the words to sum it all up. Sheās taught me to be brave.
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