I’m sorry that happened to you. You’re not overreacting. You’re going through it and processing the way you can/ know. I’m glad you’ve community that support you. Please don’t listen to others. Take care of yourself. Send you a lot of love ❤️ thank for sharing your story.
Why was this recommended to me as I thinking of going on prayer walks in the morning as well. I hate this for us women, it's so unfair how we always have to stay guarded. I'm so sorry that, that happened to you, my heart really breaks for you. 😪😔
@@okuhlentuli9093 It definitely is sad that as women we have to face these evils and even have to be on guard more worrying about changing up our routines Incase someone is watching us. But I’m thankful for our savior who is always with us. I pray that he will lead you on a routine that works for you and wisdom on how to navigate your morning walks.
Ashley, you will help many women with this testimony and prayer. I agree with you that what's not meant to go into 2025 must break now! I give thanks that you did not let this terrible attack break you! God is amazing, and I appreciate every detail of your story. It hurts, but it heals. Thank you, sister. May you continue to be blessed abundantly! ❤❤❤XX
Ladies, I don't know what draws women to trails. I get it, it sounds appealing, but it's flat out dangerous, dangerous. Men, big men are terrified of trails, because anything could be there, a coyote, a hyena (lol), crazy people...thats the perfect spot for them. Also you are removed from any safety by inclusion, you are in a precarious situation in the woods by yourself. Yet women go to the park in droves by themselves...I can't tell you how dangerous parks are (my opinion).Now,it's perfectly ok to get a group of people and go...that's using your head and deterring any creeps from doing anything to you. I am glad you got out ok, and weren't harmed beyond the incident. May God bless you and keep you, and stay safe out there, have situational awareness, carry your weapons and know that anything could happen
@@tomodiero7524 you are 100% CORRECT. I saw so many women walking alone with headphones in or on their phones when on the trail. I wish I would have left when I first noticed him but am thankful it wasn’t worse . I’m also glad I didn’t go further into the trail with him behind me so situational awareness is definitely important. Thank you for sharing your insight.
I’m sorry that happened to you. You’re not overreacting. You’re going through it and processing the way you can/ know. I’m glad you’ve community that support you. Please don’t listen to others. Take care of yourself. Send you a lot of love ❤️ thank for sharing your story.
Thank you for speaking out , and sharing bless you sister ! 💜💜💜
Thank you for sharing your story ♥️ I work in advocacy and am a survivor, myself! It makes such a huge difference to share our stories.
You are so brave Ashley! Yes, the devil is terrified! Im so glad you overcame this. Praise God! 🙌🏾
@@nikkirembert6082 Thank you! Love you
Love you too!❤
Why was this recommended to me as I thinking of going on prayer walks in the morning as well. I hate this for us women, it's so unfair how we always have to stay guarded. I'm so sorry that, that happened to you, my heart really breaks for you. 😪😔
@@okuhlentuli9093 It definitely is sad that as women we have to face these evils and even have to be on guard more worrying about changing up our routines Incase someone is watching us. But I’m thankful for our savior who is always with us. I pray that he will lead you on a routine that works for you and wisdom on how to navigate your morning walks.
Ashley, you will help many women with this testimony and prayer. I agree with you that what's not meant to go into 2025 must break now! I give thanks that you did not let this terrible attack break you! God is amazing, and I appreciate every detail of your story. It hurts, but it heals. Thank you, sister. May you continue to be blessed abundantly! ❤❤❤XX
@@kimberlywhite7309 Kimberly, Thank you soo much for your kind words. You truly blessed me tonight and I pray the lord blesses you abundantly sis💕
Ladies, I don't know what draws women to trails. I get it, it sounds appealing, but it's flat out dangerous, dangerous. Men, big men are terrified of trails, because anything could be there, a coyote, a hyena (lol), crazy people...thats the perfect spot for them. Also you are removed from any safety by inclusion, you are in a precarious situation in the woods by yourself. Yet women go to the park in droves by themselves...I can't tell you how dangerous parks are (my opinion).Now,it's perfectly ok to get a group of people and go...that's using your head and deterring any creeps from doing anything to you. I am glad you got out ok, and weren't harmed beyond the incident. May God bless you and keep you, and stay safe out there, have situational awareness, carry your weapons and know that anything could happen
@@tomodiero7524 you are 100% CORRECT. I saw so many women walking alone with headphones in or on their phones when on the trail. I wish I would have left when I first noticed him but am thankful it wasn’t worse . I’m also glad I didn’t go further into the trail with him behind me so situational awareness is definitely important. Thank you for sharing your insight.
@@thebecominginitiative 💌🔥🔥🔥🔥
1:28 September 7 2003????
I totally meant September 7th 2023
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