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Just a thought that’s been running through my mind today.
I heard a saying a long time ago that has stuck with me ever since, and I think it perfectly applies to the ladies out there doing the hard physical work of producing milk and choosing to share it:
“Trees don’t eat their own fruit,
Clouds don’t taste their own rain,
Rivers don’t drink their own water.
What great ones have is always for the benefit of others.”In my eyes, the ladies put a tremendous amount of effort, dedication, and patience into producing. When they reach their goals and selflessly share that gift with us—whether we are male or female—they truly fall into the category of the greatest. Whether they do it for their own empowerment or pleasure.
I, for one, am incredibly grateful for all that you do and endure to share your hard work with your partners. Just my little bit of appreciation for the community today.
Thank you for reading, and much love and kindness to all!
Aww so sweet and so you..it’s giving in the best way as nature does and let’s keep that in mind and say thanks to Mother Nature for the gifts she bestows on us repeatedly. Reminds me of the tree story which was shared when I was really young.. the giving tree.. I will post that separately tho. Thank you for being you .. 😘🤗🥰
Paul,
I think you’ve captured something truly beautiful here.It’s easy to see the end result and overlook the journey behind it but what often goes unnoticed is the dedication, commitment, sacrifice and sheer determination that so many of these ladies invest every single day. What they do isn’t simply physical. It’s emotional, personal and often requires a level of patience and perseverance that deserves far more recognition than it receives.
Behind every achievement is a lady choosing to be disciplined when things are difficult by pushing through discomfort, celebrating small victories and continuing forward even when nobody sees the effort involved. That deserves admiration in its own right.
What makes it even more remarkable is the generosity which they could keep that achievement entirely to themselves but yet many choose to share it with partners and friends, offering something deeply personal that was earned through their own hard work and commitment. There is something profoundly touching about that willingness to give, nurture and to create happiness for others from something that required so much of themselves.
I think your comparison is a fitting one. The strongest trees offer shade they will never sit beneath. The brightest stars illuminate paths they will never walk. In much the same way, many of the wonderful ladies in this community bring joy, comfort, connection and fulfilment to others while often remaining humble about the effort it took to get there.
To all the ladies who dedicate themselves to this journey, whether for personal empowerment, enjoyment, connection or simply because it makes them happy, please know that your effort does not go unnoticed and you’re admired not only for what you achieve but for the determination, kindness, generosity and heart that lie behind those achievements.
I would just like to take this moment to say thank you to Paul, for taking a moment to remind us all that gratitude is sometimes one of the most meaningful gifts we can offer in return and a very big thank you for everything you share with us and this community. The gifts are appreciated but the women behind them are appreciated even more.
Much love, respect and gratitude to each and every one of you!
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