We live in a world of statistics, scientist’s say this, doctors say that, therapists and psychologists diagnose other’s according to genetics and some people take it as a fact and believe them because after all they are the researcher’s of statistics. But, what if some of the statistics are in fact wrong, what if some of the closest people that think they know you and how your life will turn out is wrong? What if all you needed to do was search for the truth or allow it to find you by The Creator who made you? And as you start getting insight of him, he starts sharing his secret’s concerning you. Maybe some of the most heartbreaking experiences I’ve been through and even you as well, was leading us to a moment in life, where we turn pain into purpose, broken just to be restored to a stronger, wiser, different version of ourselves, who we were originally created to be. I truly believe that we all experience pain, bad breaks, betrayals, losses, and have to lose ourselves in the process at times in order to strongly desire, want, live, and become a person of peace and love. Whom, God Originally Created Us To Be In The First Place! I, in my own personal life, experienced great pain & losses! Which made me stop running from God to seek him out! I was one who always thought, after going through so much in life, is "This Can't Be Life, There's Gotta Be More" And I found out it was more to what I could see, think, or imagine in the physical world. Once I found Jesus and accepted him as My Lord and Savior! I realized that I was conditioned wrong! And with Jesus on my side, within me and by Faith I could break those negative thought patterns, bad experiences, and generational curses, by deciding to grow in love for self, other's, and set healthy boundaries for myself in order to reap more blessing's and positive experiences. I love fashion, faith, & knowledge, God told me to step out on faith and that's why I created "Lord, Keep Me Different" To empower other's to have faith, believe that positive change can happen for them as well, and it's okay to be uniquely different.