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Mama said...

This picture is so true. We often find ourselves in situations that we feel we can't get out of or that someone has told us to walk away from, but it's like our feet are planted in cement. Some people like their lives in chaos or they fear the change it would bring if they left, but the bottom line is you need to think about you! What is best for you? You decide when enough is enough, just make sure it's not too late...tomorrow doesn't come for everyone. 
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