#LikeAGirl

I was born like a girl.

I played t-ball, softball, baseball, basketball like a girl.  And we won the city the championship, like girls.

I learned like a girl, made straight A’s like a girl, and graduated third in my high school class like a girl.

I fought like a girl by standing up for what I believed in.  I didn’t always win.  But I continue to fight like a girl.

I married like a girl – twice.

I moved like a girl, packing boxes, moving furniture, doing heavy lifting.

I work like a girl.

I have said “I throw like a girl,” but I won’t say that anymore.

I gave birth like a girl.

I raise a daughter like a girl.

I play like a girl, dig in the dirt like a girl, sweat like a girl.

I run like a girl, do squats like a girl, lift weights like a girl.

I write like a girl, lead workshops like a girl, travel the world like a girl.

I pray like a girl, preach like a girl, pastor like a girl.

I laugh like a girl, I cry like a girl.

I love like a girl.

Inspired by http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5533810?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000037&ir=Parents